Uncountable nouns - are pouring, loose, names of sports, names of school subjects, science, abstract concepts and words with suffixes ness, th, tion, ship, ssion.
Russia,RF Dear,friend Thank you for your last letter. I was very glad when I gave it. Your subject is very intresting. It'll be great idea studying this subject in my school too. I think that you are very cool cook. Usually my mum cooks for our family. Every day we have to eat yougurt and eggs because it's necessary for the health. You ask me what can I cook but I can't cook. I want to study cooking so I do sandwiches every day for the dinner. So I like deserts. ...I like apples pie, cookie and chocolate biscuits to. Usually I eat biscuits with black tea. What about you? Do you like biscuits with a tea or with a coffee? Write me later With love, Имя
Samara, Russia Dear Pat, Thank you for your letter. It's great news about your Cookery Lessons! It's a pity, that we don't have such subject at our school. But we have a new subject at school, too. It's Technical Drawing. We learn different things: to make projections of different shapes, to design playgrounds for children and beautiful squares of the city. But I like to build new comfortable houses, which we call "smart homes". Great! It's very useful for my future profession. Do you like drawing? What can you draw? What is you favourite profession? Write back soon. Love, Diana (точку не ставим)
Uncountable nouns - are pouring, loose, names of sports, names of school subjects, science, abstract concepts and words with suffixes ness, th, tion, ship, ssion.
For example: news, economy, business, mail, information, hair, paste, freedom, traffic, childhood, snow, peace, work, ice, light, oil, luxury, friendship, behaviour, money, sugar, furniture, honey, weather, luggage, china, rice, sand, grass, glass, baggage, jewellery, permission, paint, cash, blood, meat, butter, bread, wealth, anger, travel, hope, gold, silver, soup, soap, chalk, fame = glory, fruit, dirt, food, coal, ink, cotton, gas, jam, patience, harm, cheese, advice, flu, progress, charity, knowledge, help, sadness, courage, luck, amusement, flour, music, cloth, dust, draughts, paradise, paper, pepper, love, fog, joy, rubbish = trush, mustard, porridge, mutton, linen, compote, rest...
All uncountable nouns are only in the singular, so we don't put the article a, an before them.
All uncountable nouns can be replaced with the pronoun it.