Countable Nouns - Lesson 003

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Lesson 003

Topic: Countable (Unit) Nouns

Revision:

A noun is a Naming Word. This means that the name of an activity,  a person, animal, place, thing, idea, actions, quality, festivals, events, etc.

In this lesson we shall discuss Countable (Unit) Nouns.

Countable Nouns are nouns which can be counted. They are nouns which can be grouped into Singular and Plural.

Only Singular Count Nouns use the article "a" and "an".

Example:
1. A table has four legs.
2. We can write on a paper or on a blackboard.

Remember, this that Only Countable (Unit) Nouns the article "a" and "an".

NB. Some nouns may be both Countable and Uncountable depending on how they are used in a sentence.
Example:
1. Samira placed a jar of coffee on the table.
2. Samira placed an order for five coffees.


Exercises
Put "a" or "an" where necessary.
1. .......cigarette is made of .......tobacco and ......paper.
2. ......milk comes from ....cow.
3. We make ..... butter and ...... cheese from .... milk.
4. .....window is made of ....glass.
5. ......handkerchief is made of ......piece of cloth.
6. ........grass always grows in ...... English field .

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WORD OF THE DAY

Today's Word is "Access". This is pronounced as /'ækses/ N. This means 1. approaching or entering a place. 2. the right to use something.


This word "Access" /'ækses/" is most of the time confused with "Assess"
/ə'ses/ v.

The two are not the same and should not be confused.

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