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Uncountable Nouns
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Uncountable Nouns
A lot of
- Is used in all forms to express an unknown or unmentioned quantity.
- There is a lot of juice.
- There is a lot of water.
- The children have a lot of drinking at Maria's party
- There is a lot of water.
- There is a lot of juice.
- Is used in all forms to express an unknown or unmentioned quantity.
Any
- Is used in negative affirmative sentences, offerings, and requests.
- There is any glass of milk
- There isn’t any money in my pocket.
- Is there any cheese in the fridge?
- There isn’t any money in my pocket.
- There is any glass of milk
- Is used in negative affirmative sentences, offerings, and requests.
Some
- Is used in affimative sentences,offerings, and requests.
- You will find some mistakes in my composition.
- I told her about some of my experiences.
- We need some apples for breakfast.
- I told her about some of my experiences.
- You will find some mistakes in my composition.
- Is used in affimative sentences,offerings, and requests.
More
- Is used to express a larger number or amount os something.
- Would you like some tea?
- He needs to be more patient.
- You need to be more patient with your cousins
- He needs to be more patient.
- Would you like some tea?
- Is used to express a larger number or amount os something.
The
- If it's necessary to point out an uncountable noun, use the indefinite article "the". Usually, some information is needed in the sentences in order to use the indefinite article.
- The milk is in the refrigerator
- The rice is in the pot
- The information you need is in my phone
- The rice is in the pot
- The milk is in the refrigerator
- If it's necessary to point out an uncountable noun, use the indefinite article "the". Usually, some information is needed in the sentences in order to use the indefinite article.
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