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Countable and uncountable nouns.

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  • Singular: Potato, Plural: Potatoes or potatos
    Potatoes
  • Bread, countable or uncountable?
    uncountable.
  • We use "SOME" for:
    countables and uncountables nouns in affirmative sentences.
  • We use "A/AN" for:
    countable in singluar
  • Song, countable or uncountable?
    Countable
  • Milk, countable or uncountable?
    uncountable
  • Give and example using "AN"
    An apple, an instrumment, an elephant, an ugly duck.
  • Room, countable or uncountable?
    Countable
  • We use "ANY" for:
    countables and uncountables nouns in negative and interrogative.
  • Singular: half, Plural: halves or halfs
    Halves
  • Minute, countable or uncountable?
    Countable
  • Homework, countable or uncountable?
    Uncountable
  • Weather, countable or uncountable?
    Uncountable
  • Singular: City, Plural: Cities or citys
    Cities
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