Countable
and uncountable nouns
Countable noun
|
Uncountable
noun
|
An egg/ 2 eggs
An apple/ 3
apples
A book/ 4
books
A CD/ 5 CDs
|
Milk
Butter
Money
Music
|
1.We can use countable nouns in
the singular or plural.
Have you got a cat? Do you like
cats?
2. Uncountable nouns do not have
a plural from.
Do you like classical musics?
3. there is /are:
(singular) There is a banana.
(plural) There are (5) oranges.
(uncountable) There is
milk.
True
or false?
a)There’s an
apple.
b)There are a lot of grapes.
C)There are five sausage.
d) there’s a lot of toast.
e) there’s some tea.
f) There are six bread rolls.
g) there are no bananas.
h) there’s no yoghurt.
Useful phrases for ‘ counting ’ food and
drink.
Counting phrase
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Most common examples
|
a piece of
|
cheese, toast, cake, fruit, meat
|
a slice of
|
cheese, toast, cake, bread, ham, meat
|
a bowl of
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rice, cereal, pasta, noodles
|
a plate of
|
rice, pasta, noodles
|
a packet of
|
sweets, cigarettes, biscuits, butter
|
a bottle of
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sauce, beer, wine, alcohol, water,
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a spoonful of
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sugar, oil
|
a cup of
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tea, coffee, milk
|
a glass of
|
milk, orange juice, water
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a jug of
|
water, milk, orange juice
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a pot of
|
yoghurt, jam, tea, coffee
|
a litre of
|
water, fruit juice
|
a kilogram of
|
meat, rice
|
a portion of
|
vegetable, fruit, rice, pasta,
noodles, prawns
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