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TRABAJO TICS 2 JACQUELINE GAVILANES
1. UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFIA CIENCIAS Y LETRAS
DE LA EDUCACION
CARRERA INGLES
TEMA: COUNTABLE VS. NOUN COUNTABLE
NOUNS
AUTOR: JACQUELINE GAVILANES
CUARTO SEMESTRE
4. EXAMPLES
O Dogs 2 dogs
O Horses 3 horses
O Men 4 mens
O Shops 6 shops
O Ideas many ideas
5. O UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS ARE
FOR THE THINGS THAT WE
CANNOT COUNT.
O THUS YOU CAN SAY THAT
THEY INCLUDE, LIQUIDS,
MASSES AND
ABSTRACTIONS
6. EXAMPLES: tea, water, air, rice
O THEY ARE USED WHIT A
SINGULAR VERB
O THEY DO NOT HAVE A PLURAL
FORM, MOST THE TIME
O WE CANNOT SAY SUGARS,
RICES, WATERS
7. Examples of commom
uncountable nouns
O Money
O Forniture
O Happiness
O Sadness
O Research
O Evidence
O Safety
O Beauty
O knowledge
8. O SOME NOUNS ARE
COUNTABLE IN OTHER
LANGUAGES BUT
UNCOUNTABLE I ENGLISH
9. SOME OF THIS NOUNS ARE:
O ADVISE O INFORMATION
O LUGGAGE
O BAGGAGE
O NEWS
O BEHAVIOUR
O PROGRESS
O BREAD O TRAFFIC
O FORNITURE O TROUBLE
O WORK O WEATHER
10.
11. Examples of countable and
noun-countable nouns
NON COUNTABLE
COUNTABLE NOUN NOUN
O FLOWERS O WATER
O BOOKS O WINE
O PENCILS O POLLUTION
O DOGS O CHOCOLATE
O CATS O STARVATION
12. AFFIRMATIVE STRUCTURE
O There is a house in the tree
O There is a ladder at the house
O There is a paint can on the house
O There is a three under the house
O There are 3 ducks in the house
13. NEGATIVE STRUCTURE
O There is not a house in the tree
O There is not a ladder at the house
O There is not a paint can on the house
O There is not a three under the house
O There are not 3 ducks in the house
14. INTERROGATIVE
STRUCTURE
O Is there a bonfire in the camp?
O Is there a tent in the camp?
O Is there a pure air in the camp?
O Is there technology in the forest?
15. HOW MUCH- HOW MANY
O WEUSE THE CUESTIONS
HOW MANY OR HOW MUCH
TO INVESTIGATE THE
NUMBER OR QUANTITY OF A
NOUN.
16. There are some expression that
indicate the number or quantity of the
nouns
With countable nouns With uncountable nouns
How many? How much
A lot of Alot of
Many Much
Some Some
Several -
Various -
Few Little
A few A little
17. examples
O Goofy has a lot of ice cream in a glass
O There is little ice cream on the table
O There are some delicious flvours in the
cafeteina
18. How members of family do
you have?
O One family
O Parents: one mother
O one father
19. O Siblings: one sister
O one brother
O Spouses: a wife
O a husband
