countable - uncountable

COUNTABLE - UNCOUNTABLE - BOTH

COUNTABLE - UNCOUNTABLE

COUNTABLE - UNCOUNTABLE

UNCOUNTABLE - You cannot use a/an before an uncountable noun. Instead, you can use a measurement and the word of:

Sugar is an uncountable noun, but you can have.

A bag of sugar.
Two sugar lumps.
A teaspoon of sugar.
A bowl of sugar

UNCOUNTABLE [U]	COUNTABLE [C]
There is a lot of traffic.	There are a lot of cars.
There is not much traffic.	There are not many cars.
Is there much traffic ?	Are there many cars ?
There is too much traffic.	There are too many cars.
There is far too much traffic.	There are far too many cars.
There is little traffic.	There are few cars.
There is a little traffic.	There are a few cars.
There is very little traffic.	There are very few cars.
There is too little traffic.	There are too few cars.
There is far too little traffic.	There are far too few cars.
There is more traffic.	There are more cars.
There is much more traffic.	There are many more cars.
There is a little more traffic.	There are a little more cars.
There is more and more traffic.	There are more and more cars.
There is less traffic.	There are fewer cars.
There is far less traffic.	There are far fewer cars.
There is less and less traffic.	There are fewer and fewer cars.

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