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1.The coffee was spilled on the table-mass noun
2.Alex has four pencils. - count noun
3.He added too much sugar to his chocolate drink. - mass noun
4.I bought a book about superheroes. - count noun
5.The car contains four seats.-count noun
6.The soda he bought was not delivered. - count noun.
7.The sand is to dry during the summer season. - mass noun.
8.The paper and jacket on top of table is mine. -count noun
9.The soy sauce and the vinegar are needed in cooking adobo. - mass noun
10.These cakes and chocolates are so delicious. - count noun.
Count Nouns:
- A count noun is a noun that refers to an object or idea that can form a plural or occur in a noun phrase with an indefinite article or with numerals. Contrast with mass noun (or noncount noun). Most common nouns in English are countable—that is, they have both singular and plural forms.
- Book,' 'dog,' 'chair,' and 'banana' are all examples of count nouns. (You can count them and make each of them plural.) 'Information,' 'happiness,' 'music,' 'wool,' and 'air' are all non-count nouns. (You can't count them or make them plural.)
Mass Nouns:
- Mass nouns are the names given to materials that are dealt with in aggregates and so must be measured rather than counted. They do not have singular and plural forms in the usual sense. Moreover, mass nouns cannot take the indefinite article (a, an).
- Much is used to describe mass nouns or noncount nouns like juice, rice, patience, and happiness. ... Many is used to describe count nouns or nouns that can be counted like books, ideas, leaves, and shoes. When using many, the noun will always be plural. The following examples show how much and many are used.
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