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16 Nouns - Countable & Uncountable

Nouns

Countable nouns su imenice koje se smatraju zasebnim elementima, koji se mogu izbrojati.

S druge strane, Uncountable Nouns se odnose na stvari koje smatramo kao mnoštvom, a ne kao odvojene predmete, npr. tekućine i drugi materijali bez definiranih granica. Brojevi se ne mogu koristiti za izbrojiti količinu tih stvari, zato se zovu nebrojive imenice.

EXTRA: Countable Nouns = Brojive Imenice; Uncountable Nouns = Nebrojive imenice.

Countable nouns

Odnose se na odvojive predmete. S Countable Nouns, možete koristiti neodređene članove i brojeve. Countable Nouns imaju i jedninu i množinu.

Uncountable nouns

Odnose se na stvari koje smatramo kao “skup” a ne kao odvojive predmete. Sa Uncountable Nouns ne mogu se koristiti neodređeni članovi (a/an) ili brojevi. Uncountable Nouns se većinom nalaze u jednini, bez množine, ili u množini bez jednine.

Countable nouns

  • I have a dog at home.
  • He is so rich that he owns five houses.
  • We like to play a tennis match.

Uncountable nouns

  • We need money to buy ice cream.
  • His advice was very important.
  • There is information in this guide.

U nastavku možete pročitati glavne razlike između Countable i Uncountable Nouns:

Countable Nouns:

  • Su odvojeni predmeti;
  • Mogu se izbrojati;
  • Mogu biti prethođeni neodređenim članovima;
  • Uvijek imaju dva oblika, jedninu i množinu.

Uncountable Nouns:

  • Su predmeti u mnoštvu;
  • Ne mogu se brojati kao imenice;
  • Ne mogu biti prethođeni određenim članovima;
  • Su imenice bez množine (advice, baggage, information, energy, furniture, homework, money, news, groceries, clothes, thanks, regards, etc.).

Countable nouns se odnose na odvojene predmete koje se mogu izbrojati. One mogu biti prethođene neodređenim članom (e.g. a dog, five houses).

Uncountable nouns se odnose na predmete koje smatramo kao mnoštvom i ne možemo ih izbrojati. Neodređeni član ide sa nebrojivom imenicom.
Oni oboje obično nemaju ni jedninu ni množinu, nego samo jedninu bez množine, ili množinu bez jednine (e.g. money, advice).

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