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Countable English Nouns | Fix Common Grammar Mistakes & Errors


Hello I’m from Emma mmmEnglish!
Now, perhaps you already know that there is
Two types of English names, the names of a few
And uncountable.
Knowing the difference between these names is really important
I can tell you now that
Many grammatical errors that fall out
Is a relationship with these different types of names.
It affects the way you use other words in English,
Words such as identification tools
much and many
And any other,
a little and few
Learn how to use the names uncountable
And uncountable nouns with these words will,
Dramatically improve your English grammar.
In this video, we will focus on the few names
But I’ve made another lesson
For uncountable nouns.
You can check it out here or
You can wait to the end of this lesson
It will get there.
OK ! Some of the names are numbered
Which simply means, you can count.
You can say that there are three or five or ten
Of these different names.
For example, this apple
Here I have three apples.
It has a singular and plural variations.
Uncountable nouns have singular and plural forms,
Which means that you can use the definition of tools
With the singular of these names.
Lemon apple, a glass of water.
Well, I said apple and lemon just before?
So, what is the difference?
Well, it is like saying that there is one of something,
If it is used with a single name,
Is never used in the plural.
a use in front of the name that begins with the voice of true
Banana, cup, plate, potato and lemon.
We use an in front of the name that begins with bug
Vowel sound, like an apple, an orange or an hour
Now, a complex clock a little. It begins with the true character
In fact, they start out bug.
So, we’re talking about characters or sounds.
This word starts with the letter is true
But the first sound you hear when the pronunciation
It is the sound of the vowel: or, or, hours.
Not ‘hhhhour “
Therefore, because it begins with a vowel sound,
You need to use a tool ‘an’.
So, what about the combination of the few names?
When you have numberless collection name,
You can use the word “some” if you do not want to specify,
You do not know exactly how much or
You do not want to say exactly how much, use ‘some’,
Or, you can use the number to be accurate
You can say “some potatoes” or “Huktin” or “three cups.
Most of the English names are numbered,
But there are a lot of names out of the kitchen, right?
Such as day, week, hour, minute mission,
Interview and activity.
So, let’s summarize the few names.
It can be singular or plural.
You can use the definition of “a” tools and “an”
When we talk about these names, when they are single.
You can use ‘some’ with the names of the plural when they do not want to be specific.
Or, you can only use the number to say exactly how much!
As I said, the majority of English names are numbered names
And the means to find out is to check your dictionary.
Each dictionary will tell whether the name is countable or non-countable.
You’ll see a small [U] or small [c] next to the name
And it is really important that you get used to use these names properly.
Very different are treated in English sentences.
Remember that the words that can be used with them are quite different.
This is the way out are many errors in the English language,
In particular with the rules! So, you should really start attention
To the name type you are using
And how it affects the other words in your sentences.
I made a paper to help you
In practice and study of these differences
Among the few names and uncountable
And how to use them effectively.
You can download it here.
I hope you enjoyed this lesson
And I learned a few things about the few names.
Do not forget that you can watch the other lesson
For uncountable nouns, here.
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