CHAPTER I – COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS ( ACTIVITY 1 TO 10 )
CHAPTER I – COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Key Points / Summary 1. Countable Nouns Refer to things that can be counted. ➤ Example: pen, apple, chair, car Can be singular or plural. ➤ a pen / two pens Can use a/an, one, two, many, few, etc. 2. Uncountable Nouns Refer to substances or ideas that cannot be counted. ➤ rice, sugar, water, music, advice Have no plural form ( ✗ rices, ✗ sugars). Take some, a little, much, a lot of, etc. 3. Using Quantity Expressions We use quantifiers to talk about amounts. ➤ some rice, a little sugar, a lot of water 4. Units / Containers for Uncountable Nouns Some fixed phrases express a countable unit of an uncountable noun: ➤ a bottle of milk, a bar of chocolate, a loaf of br...