Main grammar:

Countable & Uncountable nouns

Countable nouns

We can count them.

one apple → two apples

Examples:

• apple
• burger
• egg
• tomato
• sandwich

Can use a/an:

an apple

a burger

Can use numbers:

three apples

Uncountable nouns

We don't normally count them individually.

Examples:

• water
• milk
• rice
• bread
• sugar

❌ two waters

✅ two bottles of water

Some / Any

Some → positive sentences

I have some apples.

There is some milk.

Any → questions and negative sentences

Do you have any apples?

I don't have any milk.

Much / Many

Many → countable nouns

How many apples?

How many eggs?

Much → uncountable nouns

How much milk?

How much water?

⭐ Easy trick

MANY = can count

MUCH = cannot count individually

In this note

Countable nouns Uncountable nouns Some / Any Much / Many

Cikgu Ranmeet Kaur

SK KAMPUNG MEDAN