Countable & uncountable nouns

Countable

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

Nouns you can count.

You can use a/an in front of countable nouns.

E.g. a óook; an &*ve!ope Nouns that have a plural form.

E.g, Three sausages.

Nouns you can't count. NormaI ly, you can't use a / an in front of uncountable r>ous.

E.g. ffa&f te openstoe.

Nouns that normally don't have a plural form.

E.g. / want minced meet

A) Countable or Uncountable? Write the followingnouns under the correct column.

&ook Car Ghair Steaflc Door Elephant Wood lulce Friendship

Money Paper Son Sugar Mobile telephone Coffee Winę

Uncountable

B) Whal are these tli ings? Sonie are countable and sonie are uncountable nouns. Write a / an if necessary and write C (countable)or l J (uncountable) as the enarople.

Bock Bottle Fgg House Vase Musie Pepper Rabbit

Rain Tea roothpaste BreacJ

Example: 1—pepper—U