Countable nouns have a singular and a plural form.
You must use a / an / the / one / my/his/her/our/your with singular countable nouns.
You can use other numbers (2+), the, some, many, a lot of, my/his/her/our/your (or nothing) with plural countable nouns.
Uncountable nouns have no plural form.
We can't use a / an or numbers before an uncountable noun.
We use the, my/his/her/our/your, some, much (or nothing) before an uncountable noun.
NOTE: these are general rules.
There are some exceptions (places where these rules can be broken.)
You must use a / an / the / one / my/his/her/our/your with singular countable nouns.
You can use other numbers (2+), the, some, many, a lot of, my/his/her/our/your (or nothing) with plural countable nouns.
Uncountable nouns have no plural form.
We can't use a / an or numbers before an uncountable noun.
We use the, my/his/her/our/your, some, much (or nothing) before an uncountable noun.
NOTE: these are general rules.
There are some exceptions (places where these rules can be broken.)
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