Countable and uncontable nouns

Countable and uncontable nouns

1. An y a

   • Pronunciation
     • An: vocal
       • An actor
       • An invitation
       • An eagle
       • An elephant
       • An apple
     • a: consonante
       • Singular
       • A teacher
       • A car
       • a bear
       • A book
       • A train

2. Some

   • Plural
   • Some money
   • Some jam
   • Some ketchup
   • Some fun
   • Some milk
   • Some salt
   • Some oil
   • Some coffe
   • Some petrol
   • Some wind

3. Countable nouns

   • Specific
   • An and a
   • How many visitors does the Louvre museum receive each year?
   • How many restaurants have you tried in your town?
   • How many students are there in the class?
   • How many bananas are left?
   • How many bowls of rice do you use for this recipe?
   • How many kilograms come in that package?
   • How many eggs did she buy?
   • How many people will come?
   • How many students are in the classroom?
   • How many friends do you have?

4. Uncontable nouns

   • No specific
   • Some
   • Much music
   • Much art
   • Much advice
   • Much news
   • Much rice
   • How much time do we have to finish
   • How much money did you sped
   • how much sugar would you like in you coffe
   • How much paper will i need
   • How much traffic

5. Quantifiers

   • They are used to refer to quanty
     • A bag of salt
     • A carton of juice
     • A bottle whisky
     • A can of beer
     • A glass of milk
     • A tin of soup
     • A slince of wood
     • A bowl of fruits
     • A packet of butter
     • A loaf of chocolate

Images and files in the map