Examples Sentence 01
“She gave me useful advice.”
➡️ Advice is uncountable — you don’t say an advice, but you can say a piece of advice.
Examples Sentence 02
“There is some water in the bottle.”
➡️ Water is a substance and uncountable. You can’t say three waters unless referring to bottles or servings.
Examples Sentence 03
“We need more information before making a decision.”
➡️ Information is uncountable — it has no plural form.
Examples Sentence 04
“He showed great courage during the storm.”
➡️ Courage is an idea or quality — you cannot count it.
Examples Sentence 05
“She poured milk into the bowl.”
➡️ Milk is uncountable — you don’t say a milk, but a glass of milk is okay.
Examples Sentence 06
“We had rice and curry for dinner.”
➡️ Rice is uncountable — you can’t count rice one by one, though you can say a bowl of rice.
Examples Sentence 07
“He gave me some helpful feedback.”
➡️ Feedback is uncountable — you don’t say a feedback, but some feedback or a piece of feedback.
Examples Sentence 08
“The air in the mountains is very fresh.”
➡️ Air is uncountable — it refers to a substance you cannot count.
Examples Sentence 09
“There’s too much noise in this room.”
➡️ Noise is uncountable — you can’t say a noise in general, though in some contexts “a noise” may refer to a specific sound.
Examples Sentence 10
“They gave us important knowledge about first aid.”
➡️ Knowledge is uncountable — you can’t have two knowledges.
