Good morning my dear kids, we will continue with countable and uncountable quantifiers
Countable nouns are things that we can count individually.
We can use numbers with them:
1 appleCountable nouns have singular and plural forms.
Examples:
apple → applesWe can use:
a / an + singular noun
Examples:
a bananaRemember:
A → before a consonant sound
AN → before a vowel sound
Examples:
a pencilWe can also use many with plural countable nouns.
Examples:
There are many students.Uncountable nouns are things that we cannot normally count individually.
They usually do not have a plural form.
Examples:
waterWe do NOT normally say:
❌ two waters
❌ three milks
❌ five rices
❌ two breads
Instead, we use containers or measurements:
a glass of waterCountable:
one apple → two apples
Uncountable:
water → a glass of water
We can count them:
appleExamples:
one apple
two apples
three eggs
We cannot normally count them individually:
waterExamples:
some water
some rice
some milk
We use SOME mainly in affirmative sentences.
We can use some with:
plural countable nouns
and
uncountable nouns
Examples:
I have some apples.Structure:
SOME + plural countable noun
Some apples
Some books
Some eggs
SOME + uncountable noun
Some water
Some rice
Some milk
We use ANY mainly in negative sentences and questions.
Structure:
ANY + plural countable noun
Any apples
Any books
Any eggs
ANY + uncountable noun
Any water
Any milk
Any sugar
There are some apples.
There is some milk.
I have some money.
There aren't any apples.
There isn't any milk.
I don't have any money.
Are there any apples?
Is there any milk?
Do you have any money?
Good morning my dear kids, I hope you are doing well.
Today is Friday, september 4th, 2026
We use there is to talk about one thing. ( Usamos there is para hablar de una cosa)
Examples:
· There is a bed in the bedroom.( hay una cama en la habitación)
· There is a sofa in the living room.( hay un sofa en la sala de estar)
· There is a table in the dining room. ( hay una mesa en el comedor)
We use there are to talk about two or more things.(usamos there are para hablar de dos o más cosas)
Examples:
· There are two chairs in the kitchen.( hay dos sillas en la cocina)
· There are four windows in the house. ( hay cuatro ventanas en la casa)
· There are three books on the desk.( hay tres libros en el escritorio)