Countable and Uncountable Nouns
George and Lek are students and George asks Lek about her hometown.
George: So Lana, you're from Australia but where exactly in Australia?
Lana: I'm from Cairns. It's up North Queensland and it's near a beach.
George: Oh, really. So it's like a little seaside town?
George: Oh, that's nice. So, what's the town like?
Lana: We have three beaches that are really interesting to go and lots of tourists come.
George: Oh nice. So, are there many shops or are there many tourist attractions there?
Lana: Yeah, we have lots of tourist attractions and a few market places and shops.
George: Oh cool! Is there much crime or pollution or bad things like that?
Lana: Hmm. There's not a lot of crime but some people do litter.
George: Oh really. OK. Thanks.
- Wood, paper, leather, water, patience, noise, food, crime, seafood.
- Bank, hotel, hand, computer, book, car, bottle, student, flag, gate.
- My town has a department store.
- I need an egg to make the cake.
- There are few hotels in my town.
- There is little crime in my town.