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Count and Non-Count Nouns Copyright 2014 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by author.www.ESLAmerica.US Count nouns can be counted but non-count nouns cannot.

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2 Count and Non-Count Nouns Copyright 2014 Donna BarrAll rights reserved by author.www.ESLAmerica.US Count nouns can be counted but non-count nouns cannot be counted. The following slides contain categories of non-count nouns only.

3 Liquids juice milk oil gas gasoline coffee rain soap

4 Ideas beauty intelligence advice information news traffic hate

5 More Ideas love time education weather freedom work help

6 Things cheese butter clothes clothing equipment fruit furniture garbage paper stuff

7 More Things lettuce luggage food money skin bread ice cream mail meat chicken soap

8 Too Small to Count sand flour sugar coffee hair rice pepper snow

9 Subjects, Sports and Languages history math English Chinese Spanish tennis soccer

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