3.- COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS:

Some nouns can be either countable or uncountable depending on the situation. Here you have some examples:

NOUN | COUNTABLE | UNCOUNTABLE
Time | (number of moments or events) How many times have I told you this? | (The general concept of time) I've got some free time now
Paper | (Individual documents, or a newspaper) I showed my papers to the policeman | (Paper in general, material) I need to buy some paper
Room | (Part of a house) I bought a flat with three rooms | (Meaning "space") Is there enough room for these books?
Chicken | (The animal) My mum has got five chickens | (The food) Would you like some chicken?
Television | (Means of communication) Let's watch the football game on television | (TV set) Watch some televisions before you buy one.

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