
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Why do we say "there are some apples on the table" in the affirmative but "there aren't any apples on the table" in the negative? Take this course to find out.
Course Facts
- Level Beginner
- 2.5 hours of activities*
- 5 minutes of video content
- 23 downloadable resources
- 8 self-study activities
* When all activities are completed thoroughly with 10 minutes allocated to each self-study activity.
Prerequisites
Course Objectives
- To recognise a noun as being countable or uncountable
- To know the most common uncountable nouns in English
- To understand situations where nouns can be both countable and uncountable
- To define a partitive, understand how a partitive is used and know the most common partitives
- To use the correct verb formation, articles, pronouns and demonstratives with countable and uncountable nouns
Course Features

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Translator
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Support
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Downloads
Download numerous resources including flashcards, worksheets and games to practise.
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- 4 Lessons
- 19 Topics
- 1 Quiz
- Course Certificate
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