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Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think “countable” and “uncountable” nouns mean?
Can you name two foods you can count and two foods you cannot count?
In your language, are “water” and “rice” countable or uncountable?

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Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

Countable nouns and uncountable nouns (basics + examples) (00:00 – 01:27)

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1. What does the speaker say about countable nouns?

We can count them.
We can’t use numbers with them.
They are always plural.

2. What does the speaker say about uncountable nouns?

We can count them one, two, three.
They always have plural forms.
We can’t count them.

3. Which noun is given as an uncountable example?

juice
pig
house

Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

Exception: using a countable container (bottles/cups) + more practice (01:27 – 02:48)

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1. When can we use a number with an uncountable noun?

Only when the uncountable noun is food.
When we add “-s” to the uncountable noun.
When we use another countable noun with it (like a container).

2. In the example, what can we count in “two bottles of water”?

water
bottles
of

3. What sentence does the speaker say about tea (without a number)?

There is some tea.
There is one tea.
There are two cups of tea.

Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

Listening game and quiz questions (countable vs uncountable + odd one out) (02:48 – 05:11)

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1. In the game, what should you do if you hear an uncountable noun?

Put two hands up.
Put one hand up.
Clap three times.

2. Which word does the video choose as the uncountable noun (potato / Jam / pumpkin)?

pumpkin
potato
Jam

3. In the odd-word game (sugar, Meat, Apple, salt), which word is the odd one out?

Meat
Apple
sugar

Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

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1. Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

There is three bags.
There are three bags.
There are three water.

2. Which sentence uses an uncountable noun correctly?

There are two teas.
There is some tea.
There is three honey.

3. Which phrase correctly uses a container to count an uncountable noun?

two waters
two bottle water
two bottles of water

Discussion Questions

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Countable and Uncountable nouns | Grammar with examples | Learn English for Kids

Name five countable nouns and make one sentence with a number (for example: “three ___”).
Name five uncountable nouns and make one sentence with “some”.
What containers can you use to count these: water, tea, rice, sugar?
Which words in the video were easy or difficult for you: honey, jam, salt, flour? Why?