COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Remember that a countable noun names something you can count, like for example, cookie. I can say:

How many cookies are there in the box?

There are six cookies in the box/ There is one cookie on the table.

There aren't any cookies at home.

An uncountable noun names something you can't directly count using a number. We can't say  I have three milks in the fridge. Instead we can count bottles or glasses of milk.

Here you have some sentences using uncountable nouns:

I don't have much honey at home.

How much money do you have?

Practise all this HERE!

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Finally do this QUIZ to check your learning.

 

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1. How ___ apples did you buy?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
2. How ___ do you weigh?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
3. How ___ does it cost to fly to America?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
4. How ___ brothers and sisters do you have?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
5. How ___times a day do you brush your teeth?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
6. How ___ was your computer?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
7. How ___ photos did you take?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
8. How ___ water did he drink?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answera
   
9. How ___ people did you invite?
   a. much
   b. many
   Answerb
   
10. How ___ mistakes did you make on the test?
    a. much
    b. many
    Answerb