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lifesaver
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shark
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gift
Win 25 points!
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thief
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lifesaver
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fairy
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gift
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baam
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Countable nouns usually have s at the end when there’s more than one.
Birds
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Practice:
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thief
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seesaw
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shark
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baam
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You don’t say one bread, two breads. Instead, you talk about parts of it, like:
A slice of bread
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Why is bread uncountable?
Bread is uncountable for the same reason! It’s not seen as separate pieces; it’s seen as one big thing.
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You don’t say one bread, two breads. Instead, you talk about parts of it, like:
A loaf of bread
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uncountable nouns
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What are uncountable nouns?
Uncountable nouns are things you cannot count. They are often things like liquids, grains, or ideas.
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You can say:
One dog, two dogs
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banana
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gold
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gift
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lifesaver
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Its the same with butter, meat, cheese and milk.
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You can’t say one water or two waters, but you can say:
A glass of water
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countable nouns
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Let’s learn about countable and uncountable nouns today.
It’s super fun and easy!
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