Countable & Uncountable nouns
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chocolate uncountable some chocolate a bar of chocolate
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computer countable a computer some computers
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homework uncountable some homework a piece of homework
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bike countable a bike some bikes
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flash drive countable a flash drive some flash drives
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soap uncountable some soap a bar of soap
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scissors uncountable some scissors a pair of scissors
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folder countable a folder some folders
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juice uncountable some juice a glass of juice
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paper uncountable some paper a piece of paper
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drawing countable a drawing some drawings
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money uncountable some money
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crayon countable a crayon some crayons
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time uncountable some time
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teacher Denise Moraes Uncountable nouns Always used in the singular (except scissors) NEVER used with a or an ALWAYS used with some in affirmatives and any in negatives and questions Exception: when offering things Would you like some chocolate? affirmative
I have some money in my wallet uncountable
negative
I don't have any money in my wallet uncountable interrogative
Do you have any money in your wallet? uncountable
Uncountable nouns can become countable when used with a partitive some chocolate some homework some soap some scissors
a bar of chocolate a piece of homework a bar of soap a pair of scissors
some juice
a glass of juice
some paper
a piece of paper
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teacher Denise Moraes Countable nouns They have singular and plural In the singular: used with a / an in the affirmatives negatives and questions In the plural: used with some in affirmatives in negatives and questions
Singular affirmative singular
I have a computer in my house countable singular negative singular
I don't have a computer in my house countable singular interrogative singular
Do you have a computer in your house? countable singular
Plural affirmative plural
I have some crayons in my pencil case countable plural
negative plural
I don't have any crayons in my pencil case countable plural
interrogative plural
Do you have any crayons in your pencil case? countable plural
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Uncountable nouns a/an
some
any
affirmative
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X
negative
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X
interrogative
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X
Uncountable nouns can become countable when used with a partitive some chocolate some homework some soap
a bar of chocolate a piece of homework a bar of soap
some scissors
a pair of scissors
some juice
a glass of juice
some paper
a piece of paper
Countable nouns a/an
some
any
affirmative
singular plural
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negative
singular
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plural
interrogative
singular
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plural
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