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    The document summarizes the difference between countable and non-countable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted and answer "how many", while non-countable nouns cannot be counted and answer "how much". It provides examples of countable nouns like homes, cars, families, and feelings. Non-countable nouns include things like electricity, love, gas, energy, and light. The document then asks the reader to identify example words as either countable or non-countable, and provide sample sentences using quantifiers for countable and non-countable nouns.

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    Activity sheet for count noun and mass noun

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    The document summarizes the difference between countable and non-countable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted and answer "how many", while non-countable nouns cannot be counted and answer "how much". It provides examples of countable nouns like homes, cars, families, and feelings. Non-countable nouns include things like electricity, love, gas, energy, and light. The document then asks the reader to identify example words as either countable or non-countable, and provide sample sentences using quantifiers for countable and non-countable nouns.

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    Countnoncount Nouns Grammar Drills - 26252

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    The document summarizes the difference between countable and non-countable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted and answer "how many", while non-countable nouns cannot be counted and answer "how much". It provides examples of countable nouns like homes, cars, families, and feelings. Non-countable nouns include things like electricity, love, gas, energy, and light. The document then asks the reader to identify example words as either countable or non-countable, and provide sample sentences using quantifiers for countable and non-countable nouns.

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    REVIEW: Count and Non-Count Nouns - Part 1

    Countable Nouns Non-Countable Nouns

     Are things that you can count * Are things that you cannot count or touch
     Answer the question, “How many?” * Answer the question, “How much?”
     Includes the following …. * includes the following ….
    1. Homes - rooms, refrigerators, cars 1. Electricity, love, gas
    2. Cars - radios, tires, doors, windows 2. Energy, traffic, light
    3. Families - sisters, brothers, parents 3. Love
    4. Feelings 4. Hatred, Sacrifice, Hunger, Thirst
    5. Schools - colleges - classes - desks 5. Education, Knowledge; Chemistry, Math
    6. Doctors - prescriptions, patients 6. Medicine, Patience, Sickness
    7. Cups of, Bottles of, Cans of, Packs of 7. Coffee, Water, Juice, Soda, Gum
    8. Cartons of, Boxes of 8. Milk, Ice Cream, Cereal
    9. Dollars 9. Money
    10. Buildings - banks, schools, libraries 10. Architecture, Finances, Reading

    Directions: Identify each word as ‘C’ (countable) or ‘NC’ (non-countable).

    1. sugar 6. monitors 11. watches


    2. milk 7. religions 12. health
    3. typewriters 8. Christianity 13. cd’s
    4. music 9. Judaism 14. pens
    5. songs 10. Islam

    REVIEW: Count and Non-Count Nouns - Part 2


    Countable Nouns Non-Countable Nouns

     Are things that you can count * Are things that you cannot count or touch
     Includes the following …. * includes the following ….

    few , a few  little , a little 


    fewer than less than
    many much
    more - a lot of more - a lot of

    Directions: Create sentences for each word in the above box.

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