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.