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![Uncountable noun
[abstract, food, subject, field, weather, language, sport,
activity, category]
Be treated as singular noun
water sugar bread dust sand hair
reading jogging scrabble chess skateboarding
advice possibility reputation laziness importance
family staff team army crowd
government club gang band committee](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/nounslide-140627001457-phpapp01/85/Grammar-preparation-for-TOEIC-Noun-3-320.jpg)
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Grammar preparation for TOEIC : Noun
This document provides information on countable and uncountable nouns, including: - Countable nouns have both a singular and plural form, like boy/boys, while uncountable nouns are treated as singular, like water or advice. - Determiners like "a", "many", and "much" are used differently with countable and uncountable nouns. - Singular countable nouns take a singular verb form, while plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns take a plural verb form. - Suffixes can be added to nouns, verbs, and adjectives to form new words, like education/educate or permission
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- 2. Countable Noun Singular FormPlural Form boy boys potato potatoes watch watches country countries leaf leaves man men fish fish - clothes - pants
- 3. Uncountable noun [abstract, food,subject, field, weather, language, sport, activity, category] Be treated as singular noun water sugar bread dust sand hair reading jogging scrabble chess skateboarding advice possibility reputation laziness importance family staff team army crowd government club gang band committee
- 4. Countable Uncountable A Many Few A few Much Little A little Determiner Countable and uncountable The, some, any, a lot of, lots of, plenty of, enough, no
- 5. Singular Plural Countable a boy,an apple, one box Uncountable happiness, advice, flattery S.singular + V.singular 3 cats, 3 men, 5 goose, 2 busses S.plural + V.plural Singular or Plural
- 6. Position A lionfishis a swimming paradox. It is painted in fierce hues of orange and white but it has an almost melancholy expression. It has fearsome venomous spines sticking out of its back, but elegant fan-shaped fins protruding from its side. And although it floats with an indolent air, it is actually an active and skilled predator—one that hunts in teams using surprisingly sophisticated tactics.
- 7. Position A lionfishis a swimming paradox. It is painted in fierce hues of orange and white but it has an almost melancholy expression. It has fearsome venomous spines sticking out of its back, but elegant fan-shaped fins protruding from its side. And although it floats with an indolent air, it is actually an active and skilled predator—one that hunts in teams using surprisingly sophisticated tactics.
- 8. Suffix noun/ verb/ adjective+ suffix Education - educate Permission - permit Entertainment - entertain Department - depart Signal - sign Survival - survive Slavery - slave Fishery - fish Coverage -cover Storage - store Insurance -insure Competence - compete Constituent - constitute Dispatcher - dispatch Instructor - instruct Pediatrician - pediatrics Specialist - special Partnership - partner Sincerity - sincere Completeness - complete Accuracy - accurate Death - dead
- 9. Many environmental analystrecommend that nations reduce their ______ on non-renewable energy source. A. Dependently B. Dependence C. Dependent D. Depend
- 10. Both financial advisorsrecommend investing in pharmaceutical companies although Paul Laurinen is suggesting a wider ______ of stocks. A. Select B. Selected C. Selection D. Selective
- 11. Since the closingof the community theater, many Corana resident have become strong ______ of public funding for the arts. A. Supportive B. Supporters C. Supporting D. Support
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