Noun Types
Can you count it? Some nouns can be counted (1, 2, 3...), but others like liquids, powders, and ideas cannot be counted directly.
Countable
Uncountable
Quantifiers
We use different words to ask or state "How many/much".
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Hi Piseth! This is a very common trap! Think about it like this: You can say "I have one dollar, two dollars, three dollars." (Dollar = Countable). But you cannot say "I have one money, two moneys." Money is the *idea* of wealth, so we treat the word itself as uncountable in English grammar. ⭐
Teacher, I don't understand the flip card game. Why is "Dollar" countable, but "Money" is uncountable? I can count my money!