Today, we will study “Countables and Uncountables “
Remember that only some countables take “a “ or “ an “ .Indefinite Articles
So, Uncountable nouns , and countables in the plural are preceded by “ Some “ When “ a certain quantity, or number “ is implied.
e,g :
Bread is good for us
it means : all bread, in general.
Give me some bread.
It means: a certain quantity
“ a or an “ is used for any one example of a countable noun. The plural of this is “some”
“Some “ means an unknown number of that noun.
E,g:
I have a red book; I buy some black books
“There is / there are “ introduced this idea instead of the simple verb to be.
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