Countable and Ucountable nouns

Countables nouns:
The countables nouns has got singular and plural, and they can has got before an article or a number: a cat, four pencils...

Uncountable noun:
The uncountable noun only has got singular and are: liquid, sudstance, meterials and abstract things: soup, coffe, water...

A/An :
we use a/an when we refer to countable nouns in singular.
ex: a ball, an orange...

Some :
we use some when we say countable nouns in plural and uncountable noun. we use some for sentences in positive.
ex: some tree, we have got some coffe...

Any:
We use any when we refer to countable nouns in plural and uncountable noun in singular. we use any only in negative and interrogative sentences.
ex: I haven't got any food, Has he got any money?

A lot of:
We use a lot of with countables nouns in plural and uncountables nouns.
ex: A lot of people watch the olympic Games, I have got a lot of water...

Many:
We use many with countables nouns in plural. we use many in positive sentences.
ex: many students play sport.

Much:
We use much with uncountable noun. Also, we use much in negative and interrogative sentences.
ex: I haven't got much juice, Have you got much cheese?...

A few:
We use a few with the countables nouns in plural.
ex: There are a few medals.

A little:
We use a little with uncountables nouns.
ex: You have got a little bread.

How many is use for countables nouns in interrogative form.
ex: How many books are there? How many medals has she got?

How much is use for uncountables nouns in interrogative form.
ex: How much coke do she drink?, How much is the ice cream?...

There is:
we use there is when we say that there is something. we put a countable noun in singular or uncountable noun.
ex:There is a cat, There is a coffe...

There are:
we use there are when we say that there are two or more things, and only we use it with countables nouns in plural.
ex. There are more books.

· Negative form:
we add not to Is/Are - isn't/aren't
ex: there isn't a cat, there isnt a coffe, there aren't more books...

· Interrogative form:
we start the questions with is/are + there...
ex: Is there a cat?, Is there a coffe?, Are there more books?...