Question

What is countable and uncountable noun.

Answer 1

countable nouns r those which can be counted.......for eg. 5 pencils.as we can count pencils in a definite order so it is called a countable noun
uncountable nouns r those which cannot be counted but only measured ........for eg. some sugar.as we cannot the no. of sugar so it is called uncountable noun

(if specific amount is mentioned such as 5 kg of sugar still it remains an uncountable noun)

Answer 2

$\huge\underline\bold\purple{Countable}$

A Countable noun is a noun that can be counted.

$\huge\underline\bold\purple{Uncountable}$

Anything that can not be counted is an Uncountable noun.

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Let me tell you more about Countable nouns

The Countable noun has both singular and pural forms.

Eg.  Car → Cars

Book → Books

Singluar verbs are used with singular Countable nouns, while plural verbs are used with plural Countable nouns.

My Cat is playing.

→ Cat is a singular Countable noun

→ Is is a Singular verb

My Cats are playing.

→ Cats is a Plural Countable nouns

→ Are is a Plural verb

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Uncountable nouns are always singular and always should be used in singular

Honestly is a best policy.

NOT

Honestly are the best policy.

NOTE

Uncountable nouns cannot use a, an or any number before them.

MEANS

You can't use any artical with any uncountable noun.