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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns in English grammar. It provides examples of countable nouns that can be singular or plural, and explains that singular countable nouns are used after certain words like "a" or "each". Plural countable nouns are used after words like "all" or "some". It then defines uncountable nouns as things that cannot be counted and gives examples. The document notes that uncountable nouns only have a singular form and different quantifiers are used with them than with countable nouns.

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns in English grammar. It provides examples of countable nouns that can be singular or plural, and explains that singular countable nouns are used after certain words like "a" or "each". Plural countable nouns are used after words like "all" or "some". It then defines uncountable nouns as things that cannot be counted and gives examples. The document notes that uncountable nouns only have a singular form and different quantifiers are used with them than with countable nouns.

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    A1.

    LANGUAGE
    FOCUS
    English
    English Grammar
    Countable & Uncountable A1.1

    Countable Noun

    • Countable nouns are nouns that you can


    count.
    • Countable nouns can take SINGULAR or
    PLURAL form.

    Examples:

    1. There is a man outside the building. (singular)


    2. There are two men outside the building (plural)
    3. An elephant has a trunk. (singular)
    4. Elephants have trunks. (plural)
    5. I ate an apple this morning (singular)
    6. I ate three apples this morning (plural)

    ALWAYS USE SINGULAR NOUN after the words below:

    a/an A Single

    One Another

    This Each

    That Every

    1. Every student has to perform.


    2. I’m going to talk to each person about this.
    3. We need to hire another person for this job.
    4. There was not a single car in the parking lot.

    “Ketika impianmu tak berhasil membuatmu takut, mungkin karena impianmu tak cukup
    tinggi.”
    Countable & Uncountable A1.1

    USE PLURAL NOUN after the words below:

    all these dozens of

    some those hundreds of

    some (of the) every one of thousands of

    a few(of) each one of a number of

    many (of) each of the number of

    a lot of one of a couple of

    lots of both several (of the)

    various other

    1. Every one of the students has to turn off their phones before the test.
    2. I don’t meet many of the requirements for that job.
    3. I visited a couple of comic books stores just to find the comic book I
    want.

    Uncountable Noun
    Uncountable nouns are nouns that use only a singular form and take a
    singular verb.
    Uncountable nouns are the things that you CAN’T count.
    For example:

    • Hair
    • Money
    • Water
    • Sugar
    • Salt
    • Milk
    • Rice

    “Hanya pendidikan yang akan bisa menyelamatkan masa depan, tanpa pendidikan
    Indonesia tak mungkin bertahan.” – Najwa Shihab
    Countable & Uncountable A1.1

    Instead of saying “Two milks” you can say “two glasses of milk”
    Instead of saying “I eat three rices” you can say “I eat three plates of rice”

    DO NOT use these for uncountable nouns:

    • a/an
    • Another
    • One
    • Other
    • Every
    • Each
    • These
    • Those

    Instead, use these for uncountable nouns:

    • Much
    • Little
    • An amount of
    • All
    • Some
    • A lot of
    • Lots of
    • Plenty of

    “Jangan biarkan ucapan orang lain menjatuhkan mimpimu. Bungkam mulut mereka
    dengan prestasimu.”

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