COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

TODAY WE'LL SEE UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS. HERE IS A BRIEF EXPLANATION BOTH IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH AND SOME LINKS TO PRACTICE.

Uncountable Nouns

💡 What are uncountable nouns?
Uncountable nouns are things that we cannot count individually because they don’t have a plural form.
Examples: water, sugar, rice, milk, flour, butter.

📌 Important rules:
1️⃣ We don’t use "a" or "an" with uncountable nouns. ❌ a sugar
2️⃣ We use some in affirmative sentences. ✅ There is some milk.
3️⃣ We use any in questions and negative sentences. ❓ Is there any rice? ❌ There isn’t any butter.
4️⃣ We can measure uncountable nouns with phrases like a glass of water, a bottle of milk, a kilo of sugar.

Uncountable Nouns (Nombres Incontables)

💡 What are uncountable nouns?
Los nombres incontables son cosas que no podemos contar individualmente porque no tienen una forma plural.
Ejemplos: water, sugar, rice, milk, flour, butter.

📌 Important rules:
1️⃣ No usamos "a" o "an" con nombres incontables. ❌ a sugar
2️⃣ Usamos some en oraciones afirmativas. ✅ There is some milk.
3️⃣ Usamos any en preguntas y frases negativas. ❓ Is there any rice? ❌ There isn’t any butter.
4️⃣ Podemos medir los nombres incontables con palabras como a glass of water, a bottle of milk, a kilo of sugar.

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Countable - Uncountable, an interactive worksheet by alis23
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