Now let's review and practice a bit.
Remember the countable nouns refer to items that cannot be counted while uncountable nouns refer to
things that come in a state of quantity that is impossible to count.
Read the following words and Mark countable nouns as C and uncountable nouns as you water
uncountable money
uncountable cats countable anger
uncountable computer countable beach
countable sand
uncountable street
countable note the you can use a or n with singular countable nouns and with uncountable nouns you can
use a phrase a bag off a cup of etc. Now read the following sentences and fill in the blanks using the
appropriate form of the countable or uncountable noun I want to buy plant so that my room looks nicer
I want to buy a plant so that my room looks nicer Pete can eat bag chips without drinking anything
Pete can eat a bag of chips without drinking anything.
Now if you want to ask about the quantity of accountable now you ask how many.
Combined with the plural countable noun on the other hand if you want to ask about the quantity of an
uncountable noun you ask how much combined with the uncountable noun now with the following answers
and provide the appropriate question.
I got six muffins
how many muffins did you get there isn't much sugar in them
how much sugar is in them.
Also remember that you can use many a few few with plural countable nouns and you can use much a little
little with uncountable nouns now with the following sentences and fill in the blanks with either many
a few few or much a little little I've got money left and no more errands to run.
I've got a little money left and a few more errands to run also know that you can use some any or a
lot of both with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns now read the following sentence and fill
in the blanks with either some any or a lot of there was strange tension between them and a co-workers
found it worrisome.
There was some strange tension between them and a lot of co-workers found a worrisome.