category explanations uses

(countable) An explanation is the Countable nouns are for things we can
words used to tell somebody how
to do something or the reason for
something. The explanation was
countables
long and drawn-out. (countable)
An explanation is the cause of
something. The explanation for his
bad
mood was a lack of sleep.
1.There are at least twenty Italian restaurants in Little Ital
count using numbers. They have a
singular and a plural form. The singular
form can use the determiner "a" or
"an". If you want to ask about the
quantity of a countable noun, you ask
"How many?" combined with the plural
countable noun.
2.Megan took a lot of photographs when she went to the
Grand Canyon.
3.Your book is on the kitchen table.
How many candles are on that birthday cake?
4.You have several paintings to study in art appreciation
class.
5.There’s a big brown dog running around the neighborho

Uncountable nouns are for the
things that we cannot count with
numbers. They may be the names
for abstract ideas or qualities or for
physical objects that are too small
Uncountable or too amorphous to be counted
Both = the two; that one AND the
other one; this one AND that one.
both
Both can be used as a pronoun to
refer to two things that we have
already mentioned
Countable nouns are for things we can
count using numbers. They have a Countable Uncountable
singular and a plural form. The singular
form can use the determiner "a" or
"an". If you want to ask about the
quantity of a countable noun, you ask There are two hairs in hair I don't have much
my coffee! hair.
"How many?" combined with the plural
countable noun
 Both is used with plural noun. 1. I liked them both very much.
 Using Both with 'and': 2. It was both relaxing and exciting.
 Both can be used to link two 3. If it had been for both of them, they would
adjectives to a sentence. have invited some of her friends - like Katie a
Bill.
countables uncontables both
one [a] pencil(un lápiz) a gram of salt(un gramo de sal) They both care a lot.

two cats(dos gatos) a piece of wood(un trozo de madera) Both Sarah and Tammy were watching her
three houses(tres casas two cups of tea(dos tazas de té) It was both relaxing and exciting