Uncountable Nouns, Definition, Examples, List And Worksheet

Uncountable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns Definition

Also Read: Countable Nouns

Examples of Uncountable Nouns

1. Water - We can't say "two waters." You would say "a glass of water" instead.
2. Information - You can't say "two informations." It's "some information" or "a piece of information."
3. Advice - You wouldn't say "two advices." Instead, it's "some advice" or "a piece of advice."
4. Furniture - You don't count individual pieces of furniture, but you can say "some furniture" or "a piece of furniture."
5. Money - While you can count individual bills or coins, "money" itself is uncountable.
6. Research - You don't say "two researches." It's "some research" or "a research project."
7. Weather - You don't count the weather itself; you describe or refer to it as a general concept.
8. Love - Love is a feeling, and you don't count it in numbers.
9. Baggage - You wouldn't say "two baggages." Instead, it's "some baggage."
10. Knowledge - Knowledge is an abstract concept, not something you count as individual units.

Uncountable Nouns List A to Z

Uncountable Nouns Are Singular or Plural

Uncountable Nouns Worksheet

1. Identify the Uncountable Noun

2. Make the Noun Uncountable

3. Choose the Correct Noun Form

4. Complete the Sentence

5. Rewrite the Sentence

Answers:

1. Advice
2. Computer equipment
3. Swimming
4. Air
5. I saw three deer in the forest. (The noun "deer" doesn't have an uncountable form.)