Countable and Uncountable nouns

• What is a countable noun?


  Things that we can count.
• What is an uncountable noun?


  Things that we cannot count.
• If the countable noun is singular, what are the articles/demonstrative before them?


  a/an, the, this, that
• If the countable noun is plural, what are the articles/quantifiers/demonstrative before them?



  the, some, these/those
• Uncountable nouns don't have what in front of them?


  Plural form and a/an.
• Uncountable nouns often have _ in front of them.


  Some
• Uncountable nouns are always used with verbs in the?


  Singular
• Burger

  Countable
• Car

  Countable
• Egg

  Countable
• Banana

  Countable
• Apple

  Countable
• Sandwich

  Countable
• "An" can be used with singular countable nouns that start with a vowel sound.


  True
• "Some" can be used with plural countable nouns.


  True
• Metal

  Uncountable
• Wood

  Uncountable
• Plastic

  Uncountable
• Paper

  Uncountable
• Bread

  Uncountable
• Cheese

  Uncountable
• Meat

  Uncountable
• Tea

  Uncountable
• Coffee

  Uncountable
• Sugar

  Uncountable
• Advice

  Uncountable
• Love

  Uncountable
• News

  Uncountable
• Education

  Uncountable
• Information

  Uncountable
• Furniture

  Uncountable
• Luggage

  Uncountable
• Money

  Uncountable
• Art

  Uncountable
• Music

  Uncountable
• English

  Uncountable
• Spanish

  Uncountable
• (Uncountable to Countable)

  Can I have a _ of water, please?

  glass
• (Uncountable to Countable)

  I'd like _ teas, please.

  two
• (Uncountable to Countable)

  There are _ Russians in my class.

  three