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Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Remember…
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Remember…
Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Remember…
Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Remember…
Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Remember…
Count Nouns
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun.
One car
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun.
One car Eleven cars
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun.
One car Eleven cars
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun.
One apple
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun.
One apple Three apples
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
Characteristic:
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
*either= ó
Characteristic:
1. Count Nouns are either*
plural or singular.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
*either= ó
Characteristic:
1. Count Nouns are either*
plural or singular.
A banana
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
*either= ó
Characteristic:
1. Count Nouns are either*
plural or singular.
A banana Many bananas
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Non-Count Nouns
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun
because you CAN’T count sugar!
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun
because you CAN’T count sugar!
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun
because you CAN’T count sugar!
Sugar (NOT sugars)
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
For example: The noun “oil” is a Non-count noun because
you CAN’T count oil!
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
For example: The noun “oil” is a Non-count noun because
you CAN’T count oil!
Oil (NOT oils)
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Characteristic:
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
*only= únicamente
Characteristic:
1. Non-Count Nouns are
ONLY* singular. NOT PLURAL
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
*only= únicamente
Characteristic:
1. Non-Count Nouns are
ONLY* singular. NOT PLURAL
Pasta – (NOT pastas)
Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t
count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
But, look at this…
Count and Non-Count Nouns
But, look at this…
Sugar (NOT sugars)
Count and Non-Count Nouns
But, look at this…
Sugar (NOT sugars)
But…
A bag of sugar.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
But, look at this…
Sugar (NOT sugars)
But…
A bag of sugar.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
But, look at this…
Sugar (NOT sugars)
But…
A bag of sugar.
“A bag” is a count noung because you can count it.
(“Una bolsa” es un sustantivo contable porque puede contarse)
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Two categories of Nouns:
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Two categories of Nouns:
Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can count.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Two categories of Nouns:
Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can count.
Count Nouns are
EITHEr* plural or
singular.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Two categories of Nouns:
Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can count.
Non-Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can’t count.
Count Nouns are
EITHEr* plural or
singular.
Count and Non-Count Nouns
So, remember…
A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
Two categories of Nouns:
Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can count.
Non-Count Noun
Things, people or animals
you can’t count.
Count Nouns are
EITHEr* plural or
singular.
Non-Count Nouns
are ONLY* singular.
NOT PLURAL
Count and Non-Count Nouns
Thank you!!!

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Course 4-Unit 10: Count and non-count nouns. -food-

  • 2. Count and Non-Count Nouns Remember…
  • 3. Count and Non-Count Nouns Remember… Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
  • 4. Count and Non-Count Nouns Remember… Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
  • 5. Count and Non-Count Nouns Remember… Noun = Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count. Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar
  • 6. Count and Non-Count Nouns Remember… Count Nouns
  • 7. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count.
  • 8. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun.
  • 9. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun. One car
  • 10. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun. One car Eleven cars
  • 11. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar For example: The noun “Car” is a count noun. One car Eleven cars
  • 12. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun.
  • 13. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun. One apple
  • 14. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar For example: The noun “apple” is a count noun. One apple Three apples
  • 15. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. Characteristic:
  • 16. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. *either= ó Characteristic: 1. Count Nouns are either* plural or singular.
  • 17. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. *either= ó Characteristic: 1. Count Nouns are either* plural or singular. A banana
  • 18. Count and Non-Count Nouns Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can count. *either= ó Characteristic: 1. Count Nouns are either* plural or singular. A banana Many bananas
  • 19. Count and Non-Count Nouns Non-Count Nouns
  • 20. Count and Non-Count Nouns Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 21. Count and Non-Count Nouns For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun because you CAN’T count sugar! Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 22. Count and Non-Count Nouns For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun because you CAN’T count sugar! Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 23. Count and Non-Count Nouns Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar For example: The noun “sugar” is a Non-count noun because you CAN’T count sugar! Sugar (NOT sugars) Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 24. Count and Non-Count Nouns For example: The noun “oil” is a Non-count noun because you CAN’T count oil! Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 25. Count and Non-Count Nouns Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar For example: The noun “oil” is a Non-count noun because you CAN’T count oil! Oil (NOT oils) Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 26. Count and Non-Count Nouns Characteristic: Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 27. Count and Non-Count Nouns *only= únicamente Characteristic: 1. Non-Count Nouns are ONLY* singular. NOT PLURAL Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 28. Count and Non-Count Nouns *only= únicamente Characteristic: 1. Non-Count Nouns are ONLY* singular. NOT PLURAL Pasta – (NOT pastas) Non-Count Noun = Things, people or animals you can’t count.
  • 29. Count and Non-Count Nouns But, look at this…
  • 30. Count and Non-Count Nouns But, look at this… Sugar (NOT sugars)
  • 31. Count and Non-Count Nouns But, look at this… Sugar (NOT sugars) But… A bag of sugar.
  • 32. Count and Non-Count Nouns But, look at this… Sugar (NOT sugars) But… A bag of sugar.
  • 33. Count and Non-Count Nouns Noun: Sustantivo – Can: poder – Count: Contar But, look at this… Sugar (NOT sugars) But… A bag of sugar. “A bag” is a count noung because you can count it. (“Una bolsa” es un sustantivo contable porque puede contarse)
  • 34. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember…
  • 35. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals
  • 36. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Two categories of Nouns:
  • 37. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Two categories of Nouns: Count Noun Things, people or animals you can count.
  • 38. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Two categories of Nouns: Count Noun Things, people or animals you can count. Count Nouns are EITHEr* plural or singular.
  • 39. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Two categories of Nouns: Count Noun Things, people or animals you can count. Non-Count Noun Things, people or animals you can’t count. Count Nouns are EITHEr* plural or singular.
  • 40. Count and Non-Count Nouns So, remember… A Noun is: Thing(s), person, people animal or animals Two categories of Nouns: Count Noun Things, people or animals you can count. Non-Count Noun Things, people or animals you can’t count. Count Nouns are EITHEr* plural or singular. Non-Count Nouns are ONLY* singular. NOT PLURAL
  • 41. Count and Non-Count Nouns Thank you!!!