The document provides examples of sentences using countable and uncountable nouns. For countable nouns, 8 sentences are given that include specific quantities of objects like pencils, seats, cats, cookies, songs, glasses of water, and pages in a book. For uncountable nouns, 8 sentences refer to non-count quantities of substances, concepts and foods like water, juice, money, rice, bacon, cream, oil, time, soup and information.
The document provides examples of sentences using countable and uncountable nouns. For countable nouns, 8 sentences are given that include specific quantities of objects like pencils, seats, cats, cookies, songs, glasses of water, and pages in a book. For uncountable nouns, 8 sentences refer to non-count quantities of substances, concepts and foods like water, juice, money, rice, bacon, cream, oil, time, soup and information.
The document provides examples of sentences using countable and uncountable nouns. For countable nouns, 8 sentences are given that include specific quantities of objects like pencils, seats, cats, cookies, songs, glasses of water, and pages in a book. For uncountable nouns, 8 sentences refer to non-count quantities of substances, concepts and foods like water, juice, money, rice, bacon, cream, oil, time, soup and information.
1. Alex has four pencils. 2. He has a car. 3. The car contains four seats. 4. I had a cat when I was young. 5. The cat used to eat a cookie every day. 6. I love listening to songs when I work. 7. Bring me a glass of water. 8. The book has 269 pages. make 8 sentences with uncountable 1. I need some drinking water. 2. Have some juice, please. 3. We need a lot of money for the business. 4. I need rice, bacon, cream and oil. 5. I'd like to have a beer after lunch. 6. I need some more time. 7. Bring me a cup of soup. 8. I would like to know some information on the subject.