Uncountable Nouns

Uncountable nouns represent something which cannot be counted. Here is a list of some common uncountable nouns.

1. absence
2. evil
3. electricity
4. access
5. existence
6. energy
7. agriculture
8. failure
9. environment
10. anger
11. faith
12. equipment
13. atmosphere
14. fashion
15. loneliness
16. beauty
17. fear
18. love
19. behaviour
20. finance
21. luck
22. cancer
23. fire
24. Magic
25. capacity
26. flesh
27. Marriage
28. childhood
29. food
30. Mercy
31. china
32. freedom
33. Music
34. comfort
35. fun
36. Nature
37. concern
38. ground
39. Paper
40. confidence
41. growth
42. Patience
43. courage
44. happiness
45. Peace
46. death
47. health
48. Philosophy
49. democracy
50. help
51. Pleasure
52. depression
53. history
54. Policy
55. design
56. ice
57. Poverty
58. duty
59. independence
60. Power
61. earth
62. industry
63. Pride
64. education
65. insurance
66. protection
67. purity
68. spite
69. waste
70. rain
71. status
72. water
73. reality
74. stuff
75. wealth
76. relief
77. teaching
78. weather
79. intelligence
80. technology
81. religion
82. joy
83. time
84. respect
85. justice
86. trade
87. safety
88. labour
89. training
90. Salt
91. security
92. transport
93. Sand
94. silence
95. travel
96. Welfare
97. sleep
98. trust
99. Wind
100. strength
101. truth
102. Worth
103. snow
104. violence

These nouns normally do not take articles. To make them countable, you can use measure words: a glass of water; a jug of milk, etc.
Correct the errors in the following sentences:

• Waters are essential to life.
• Could I have some salts?
• We find sands in the desert.
• Fires burn.
• He is fond of musics.
• There has been no rains for the last one In month
• I enjoy funs.
• The English poet Wordsworth was a lover of natures.
• He is in good healths
• He is suffering from cancers.
• He takes pride in his wealths
• A soldier must have a courage.
• We must try and eliminate a poverty in this country.

Complete the sentences with measure words appropriate to the uncountable nouns.

• Can I have [dash] bread?
• Can I have [dash] toast?
• I have bought [dash] toothpaste.
• This is [dash] sugar.
• I want [dash] washing powder.
• There is [dash] garbage piled on the pavement.
• Please give me [dash] water. .
• I am going out for [dash] fresh air.
• Can I have [dash] soap?
• A table is [dash] furniture. : .
• Here is an interesting [dash] news.
• Give me [dash] paper please.
• This [dash] information is not correct.