Friday, November 08, 2019

Microlesson: Confusing Uncountable Nouns

Here is a set of seven uncountable nouns that often confuse learners (because they seem like they should be countable).

 The seven words are: equipment, furniture, luggage, information, advice, work, homework.

 If you have a smartboard, this makes a great review after teaching uncountable nouns. View it here:

www.roadtogrammar.com/microlessons/index.html?&1&abf

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