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m&ww& Did you buy any bananas?
Did you buy any milk?
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Can I have some juice, please?
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We use countable nouns to describe things we
can count. Countable nouns can be singular or
plural.
a pen + (five) pens
2 We can use a / all with singular countable nouns There are a lot of egg5. There is a lot of cheese,
in affirmative and negative sentences.
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I have a book, but I don't h6ys a pen.
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3 We use uncountable nouns to describe things
we cannot count. Uncountable nouns can only
be singular^
,? ls there much cheese?
bread NOT a{rreatttmo"breads
4 Expressions such as c strrfon od a botf/c +{ A tof o{ rRurh, and rxc*y are all expressions
o g/rss od etc. make uncountable nouns which mean "a large quantity".
countable.
We use * lct af in affirmative sentences. We use
milk 1= uncountable) a lot of with plural countable and uncountable
BUT a cartcn of milk / three cartors of milk nouns.
(= countable) There are a lat ff students in my school.
I bought a let sf paper.
ssr$rs & wwpr We use :a$rtr in negative sentences and fl
questions. We use msc* with uncountable nouns.
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I don't have m*ch time,
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We use rncny in negative sentences and
questions. We use rnarry with plural countable il
nouns. fr
There aren't any eggs. There isn't any mik. I don't have mnnY DVDs.
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We can u5g .5or?r€ with plural countable
nouns and uncountable nouns. We use sofl€
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We have some milk. fl
I bought some 3pplss at the market.
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We use cny with plural countable nouns and fr
uncountable nouns. 11s u5s snf:
* in negative sentences.
I dadn't buy any bananas,
I didn't buy an! milk.
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