1 & 2 : Uncountable Nouns & Uncountable :
An uncountable noun is a noun that you cannot easily count
Countable nouns are nouns that are distinct and easily countable objects, people, animals, etc
For example:
3. How to form plural nouns for countable nouns – Add “s” to the end of singular nouns.
For example:
a dog = > dogs
a banana = > bananas
– Nouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch, -x add “es” when changing to plural.
a box = > boxes
a brush (a brush) => brushes (brushes)
– For nouns ending in “y” and preceded by a consonant, we must change “y” to “i” and add “es” when changing to plural nouns.
a lorry (a truck) => lorries (the trucks)
a country => countries
– Nouns ending in “o” add “es” when changing to plural.
a potato (a potato) => potatoes (potatoes)
a tomato = > tomatoes
Some nouns are always in plural form:
pants, trousers
jeans, glasses, bsunglasses, scissors