Hallo friends Main Priti Welcome to my world Main English lessons Ko hindi main explain Karti hoon taki har lessons apko achi tarha se samjha main aye taki mere har video dekh kar samjh jai achi tarhse. Countable and uncountable noun lessons: Main apko simple english main explain Karti hoon. Countable and uncountable noun: How quantifiers are use in uncountable noun. generally,quantifiers such as some,a little,a lot of,etc.are used with uncountable nouns.example: my friend gave e some rice, can you borrow a little sugar from our neighbour? in sentence such as these,it is necessary to use a quantifier  before  the uncountable noun because the meaning expressed is "a certain quantity of something".But in some other contexts we can use uncountable nouns without quantity. some special cases; quantifiers❌ uncountable noun. Example:I prefer tea to coffee. people suffering from diabetes should avoid sugar . best dictionary Photo Example: Read the dialogue below: wife : what did...

 Hallo friends Main Priti Welcome to my world Main English lessons Ko hindi main explain Karti hoon taki har lessons apko achi tarha se samjha main aye taki mere har video dekh kar samjh jai achi tarhse. Countable and uncountable noun lessons: Main apko simple english main explain Karti hoon. countable nouns refers to things that can be counted and they have singular as well as plural forms. Example a pen / two pen, a pieces or ten pieces etc. uncountable nouns such as rice, sugar, milk etc refers to things that cannot be counted although some of them measured(in kg,lit,etc). usually uncountable nouns do not take plural forms such as Rises, Sugars, it is although in some special cases, which we will explain later they can take plural forms.(e.g.,sugars,teas,etc). We can use use numbers (one,two,three,etc) with countable nouns and se think like one pen ,two pen it is easy but we cannot use numbers with uncountable nouns that is we cannot say things like one milk, two milks etc. also...