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In this post we are going to learn some nouns which don’t have plural form? And in this post will also learn how to use these nouns in a sentence?

Some nouns in English are ‘uncountable’. This means they do not have a plural form. Some common uncountable nouns are:

Advice, advertising, work, food, furniture,

water, fun, sugar, garbage, homework, information, knowledge, money, love, news, honesty, shopping, time, traffic, travel, luck.

With uncountable nouns, you must use:

The singular form:

• Food
• Information
• Money
• A little
• Amount of
• Much
• Some

1. The amount of trees in the forest is decreasing every year.
2. How much book do you have?

A singular Verb: There was already a little garbage in the box.

If a noun is uncountable, you cannot use:

A plural form: advices, furnitures, garbages, informations, knowledges.

A, an: an advice, a garbage, a knowledge.

A few, many, number of: A few shopping, many traffic, the number of knowledge

A number: Three travels, four furniture.

A plural verb: There was a little garbage in the box.

A plural verb: There was a little garbage in the box.

If you want to add a number to an uncountable noun, you can use: A piece of, some, a few pieces of:

A piece of advice,

Three pieces of book,

A few pieces of pencil.

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List of collocational world for food that is the most used word around the world. If you want to become an advanced level English writer or speaker then consider reading Food Collocational words and most importantly start using them in your day to day English Speaking and Writing. Good luck!! 🙂

Delicious Food 

Excellent Food

Good Food

Great Food

Superb Food

Tasty Food 

Wonderful Food

Favorite Food

Decent Food

Real Food

Adequate Food

Enough Food

Sufficient Food

Ample Food

Basic Food

Everyday Food

Staple Food

Traditional Food

Plane Food

Simple Food

Exotic Food

Speciality Food 

Fine Food

Specialty Food

Gourmet Food

Quality Food

Cheap Food

Bad Food

Poor Food

Unhealthy Food

Healthy Food

Healthy Food

Nourishing Food

Nutritious Food

Proper Food

The Right Food

Wholesome Food

Diet Food

Health Food

Rabbit Food

Fast Food

Junk Food

Snake Food

Carry Out Food

Raw Food

Cold Food

Hot Food

Takeout Food

Takeaway Food

Uncooked Food

Leftover Food

Rotten Food

Fresh Food

Natural Food

Whole Food

Canned Food

Dry Food

Frozen Food

Organic Food

Processed Food

Convenience Food

Fatty Food

Fried Food

High Fat Food

Starchy Food

Stodgy Food

High Calorie Food

Rich Food

Sugary Food

Sweet Food

Savory Food

Spicy Food

Indian Food

Chinese Food

Mexican Food

Vegetarian Food

Dairy Food

Genetically Food

Restaurant Food

Imported Food

Comfort Food

Here are a few collocations of ‘ability’ with examples. I am going first list most commonly used adjectives with ‘ability’ used and expressed by native English speakers.

Commonly used adjectives with ability

1. Exceptional ability
2. Extraordinary ability
3. Great ability
4. Outstanding ability
5. Remarkable ability
6. Uncanny ability
7. Inherent ability
8. Innate ability
9. Natural ability
10. Proven ability
11. Academic ability
12. Acting ability
13. Artistic ability
14. Athletic ability
15. Creative ability
16. Intellectual ability
17. Linguistic ability
18. Mathematical ability
19. Musical ability
20. Psychic ability
21. Reading ability
22. Technical ability
23. Mental ability
24. Physical ability

Here is another list of Verb + Ability collocations used by the native speakers

1. Have ability
2. Posses ability
3. Retain ability
4. Demonstrate ability
5. Show ability
6. Acquire ability
7. Develop ability
8. Enhance ability
9. Improve ability
10. Lack ability
11. Lose ability
12. Affect ability
13. Hamper ability
14. Hinder ability
15. Impair ability
16. Impede ability
17. Limit ability
18. Undermine ability
19. Appreciate ability
20. Recognize ability
21. Doubt ability
22. Question ability
23. Overestimate ability
24. Underestimate ability

Collocations of Ability

Abandon collocational usage with common adverbs: Completely, Hastily, Entirely, Altogether, Effectively, Largely, Finally,

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