How uncountable nouns are used when they appear as pronouns in a verb phrase

When countable nouns and uncountable nouns appear at the same time, we need to decide on the choice of pronouns according to the specific context. In general, countable and uncountable nouns need to use pronouns separately. If both returning filial piety people need to be replaced, compound pronouns can be used, such as:"some of it"or"some of them"Wait.

In addition, it can also be used in some specific cases"one"or"ones"Instead of a countable noun missing draft, such as"what shirt do you want? the red one or the blue one?"。

Uncountable nouns are used as subjects, and predicates are in singular form. For example: a greatest deal of water is wasted every day

A huge amount of water is wasted every day. much information about the actor has been downloaded from the internet.There has been a lot of information about the actor from the Internet.

Uncountable nouns are those that cannot be counted in numbers, and cannot be divided into individual concepts, states, qualities, feelings, or material materials; It generally has no plural form, only singular form, and it cannot be preceded by the indefinite article a an, and when it is to express its individual meaning, it is generally used in conjunction with a noun phrase. The uncountable noun is often abbreviated as un. When an uncountable noun is in the plural, its meaning changes.

Such as glasses, glasses.

1.The number of uncountable nouns is generally expressed by quantitative adjectives such as some, much, a lot of, lots of, a little, little, etc.

2.It is expressed in the measure phrase structure, and its singular and plural forms are embodied in ordinary nouns.

a.quantifiers that indicate quantity, piece (piece, block, portion); article; item bar; block.

b.quantifiers for shapes, cake blocks; bar; slice flakes; pile; loaf blocks; drop drop.

c.quantifier in the number of containers, glass cups; cup cups; bowl bowl; box; spoonful.

1.Adjective possessive pronouns are equivalent to adjectives and can only be used as a definite in a sentence, which must be followed by a noun. Noun possessive pronouns are often used to avoid repetition with the previously mentioned nouns.

It is equivalent to [adjective possessive pronoun + noun].For example: is that your bike?

Is that your bike? my pen is quite different from his.

2.If the adjective possessive pronoun is used before the noun, modifiers such as articles (a, an, the) and demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those) can no longer be used. For example:

This is his desk. this is his desk.

3.When modifying a noun with an adjective, the adjective possessive pronoun should be placed in front of the adjective. Such as: his English books, their Chinese friends.

4.It often appears in Chinese"My mom","You teachers"and so on, although pronouns are used"Me"、"You guys", but the practical significance remains"Mine"、"Yours", so when translating into English, pay attention to the use of adjective possessive pronouns"my","your".For example:

Is your mom home? False: is you mother at home?

Positive: is your mother at home?

s is pronounced the same as its, he'S is pronounced similarly to his, but it is important to note the difference between them when using it (it's and he's is abbreviated forms of it is and he is, respectively, but its and his are adjective possessive pronouns).For example: it's a name is polly.

It is a bird. Its name is Polly. he's a mother is a teacher.

He is a student. His mother was a teacher.

Adjective-substance pronouns are the usage of adjectives, so they can be followed by countable or uncountable nouns.