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Countable vs Uncountable

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Quantifiers and how we measure things

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Quantifiers and how we measure things

by ginger carvajal
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I am a liquid that fills oceans and cups, yet I’m not counted by individuals—only by how much there is. What am I?

Pistas

Commonly measured in liters or gallons.

We typically say 'much' of me, not 'many'.

It is a liquid essential for life.

2

You cannot count me. You can’t say “two waters”. You use “much” with me. What am I?

3

I am used with uncountable nouns. I ask about money or water. I also start with “How…”. What am I?

4

I can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns. I mean “mucho / muchos”. What am I?

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I can be counted. I have singular and plural. You can say “three” before me. What am I?

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