How to correctly classify countable and uncountable nouns in English

I don't want to give you a whole story, there's no need. You should pay more attention to the learning process. The exam won't be deliberately hard for you. But there are some special forms that must be met, such as sheep, polices, etc.

Here's a little bit of material for you to understand.

1. Nouns in English are divided into countable nouns and uncountable nouns. All nouns that can be counted are countable nouns, and nouns that cannot be counted are uncountable nouns. Here is a simple classification of food and beverage terms.

1) Countable nouns:

apple, pear, orange, banana, cake, noodle, dumpling, chip, potato, tomato ,carrot, onion, vegetable, drink, chicken, hamburger.

2) Uncountable nouns:

rice, milk, porridge, bread, meat, pork, beef, fish, coke, coffee, juice, water, ice cream, chicken, tofu, tea, food, fruit

Uncountable: gold, wood, water, fire, earth, meat, pasta, tea cloth.

There are many uncountable nouns in English, and they are all listed, and generally speaking, when the meaning of the word belongs to abstract, material, genus, or discipline, most of them are not divided into numbers.

Abstract noun: advice suggests age.

beauty, democracy, democracy, energy, fun, etc.

Substance noun: air air beer beer.

blood bread bread.

butter, butter, cake, cake, etc.

Athleisure: Baseball Basketball

Bridge Camping Camping.

Dancing and drinking.

Football Golf Golf Tung Jujube and so on.

The common ones are: Water paper workouts.

Information News Food.

Things: Fruits, lamb, beef.

10.Snow Chicken, Salad, Housework, Juice, Frozen Food, Tea, Waste, Powder, Rainwater, Wheel, Wind, Hair, Rice, Population, Bread, Milk, Cola, Money, Jam, Honey, Chocolate.

Countable nouns: apple apple, orange orange, pear pear, peach peach, banana banana, lemon lemon, grape grape, cake cake, sandwich sandwich, potato potato, tomato tomato, etc.

Uncountable nouns:

bread, milk, rice, water, meat, beef, pork ribs, noodle noodles, cheese, etc.

Countable nouns: 1, tree, book, pencil, 2, person, computer, desk, 3, mouse, cat, dog, 4, apple, city, country, 5, cloud, shelf bookshelf, sweet, 6, dictionary, chair, door, 7, window, bus, train, 8, pear pear, teacher, doctor, 9, student, box, floor, 10, bank, school, hospital,

countable noun, abbreviated as c; Uncountable noun, abbreviated as u. A countable noun is a person or thing that can be counted in numbers and can be divided into individuals, so it has a plural form, and when its plural form is the subject in a sentence, the predicate of the sentence should also be in the plural form.