Count And Noncount Noun - English Grammar

Nouns : Count and Noncount
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Count and Uncount Noun

Noun	Singular	Plural
Count Noun	a + noun one + noun	noun + s
Count Noun	Example : a book one book	Example : books two books some books many books a few books
Noncount Noun	Don’t use a Don’t use one	Noncount noun doesn’t have a plural form.
Noncount Noun	Example : money advice some advice a lot of money much money a little homework	None

Noncountable Noun

We use uncountable nouns for things that do not naturally divide into separate units. Many uncountable nouns are abstract (like happiness , security) , but some are concrete (like water , sand , etc). Common noncount nouns :