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Uncountable nouns I want English uncountable nouns!
1. The most common uncountable nouns are: advice, baggage, change, furniture, hair, home, information, knowledge, luggage, money, news, progress, traffic
2. Other uncountable nouns include: absence, age, anger, comfort, energy, equipment, experience, failure, fear, food, fun, health, ice, industry, kindness, labor, luck, margin, music, nature, paper, peace, pleasure, power, price, rain, research, research, respect, safety, salt, sand, silent, sleep, strength, snow, technology, time, trade, transport, Travel, trust, truth, waste, water, health, weather, wind, work
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- 1. On English countable nouns and uncountable nouns Examples and usage are attached, 1.The novel is one of his best _______ ,and it is _______ to understand it. A.work...a hard work B.works...a hard work. C.work...hard work D. works.hard work. Why? 8.The mother asked her son to help her because she had ____ in sending e-mails. A.some difficulties B.many difficulties C.a difficulty D.some difficulty D. Why? 9.Through the teacher made _______ to persuade her students to change their ideas when choosing majors in the university,media and social circumstances had __________ on their choices. A.effort...a great effort B. efforts.great effects C.an effort...great effect D.effort...great effects Why?
- 2. What is show? A noun? An adjective? If it is a noun, is it countable?
- 3. There is an adjective in front of an uncountable noun. Can you add "a"?
- 4. Do you want to add an adjective before an uncountable noun and the definite article a? I saw in an exercise book that there are uncountable nouns For example, if you add an adjective in front of coffee, you need to add the definite article a before the adjective For example, a large coffee Is this true? Is there any exception? Is it true for water, justice and bread?
- 5. What uncountable nouns can be preceded by an adjective and the article in front of them can be used as a? For example, if there is a heavy rain, why is there no a hot water?
- 6. Like a heavy rain, which adjectives can be added with articles before uncountable nouns? Is there a hot water?
- 7. As for English problems, the problem of uncountable nouns and adjectives, specific, reading problems "Time", "noise", "weather" and other uncountable nouns, if the adjective is added in front, then "a (an)" can be added before the adjective, such as: "what a good time", "make a big noise", "a nice weather" Then, I would like to express "what a good time", "make a lot of noise", "a lot of good weather", and tell me the role of "a (an)" in sentences like "what a good time", "make a big noise", "a nice weather"
- 8. What's the difference between an adjective phrase and a noun phrase For example economic development economy development Is there a difference between the two words?
- 9. Words to describe the sky
- 10. Words describing the sky Very urgent! The more the better! (anyway, Don't use aaa-bb words Such as the blue sky, none of these It's an idiom like washing
- 11. Distinguishing between countable and uncountable nouns in English tomato,watermelon,beef,teaspoon,strawbrry,yogurt,fish,honey,tea,milk,chicken,ingredient,salad,potato,cabage,onion,mutton Classification: countable noun: Uncountable noun: Both countable and uncountable nouns: A strange subject
- 12. How can English countable nouns be distinguished from uncountable nouns By the way, under what circumstances should some and any be used? All countable nouns and uncountable nouns can be used. OK?
- 13. How to distinguish countable nouns from uncountable nouns in English
- 14. It can be divided into countable nouns and uncountable nouns 1.bar,bowl,box,bread,carton,chicken,chocolate,fish,food,grass,hair,homework,pair,paper,rice,season,teapot,tree,chair,subject two bread,week,paper,carton,day,juice,kilo,box,brother,coffee,rice,milk,season,bowl,country,library,ice cream,housework,month
- 15. Middle school English about "many" words and phrases, and its collocation with countable and uncountable nouns... Has anyone sorted it out/
- 16. How many countable nouns and uncountable nouns are there in English? What are they?
- 17. What is the classification of English countable nouns and uncountable nouns? Such as the title
- 18. There are 20 uncountable nouns and 20 countable nouns in English food
- 19. What are countable nouns? What are uncountable nouns? English It must be easy to understand!
- 20. The classification of countable nouns and uncountable nouns in English Refers to food and fruits