English Learn Grammar - Uncountable Nouns ✔Lesson transcript: https://adeptenglish.com/lessons/english-learn-grammar-uncountable-nouns/
English  grammar is far more complicated than it needs to be. The English  language has collected a lot of anachronistic language rules, so many  that over time the language regularly breaks its own English grammar rules. Or as we like to say, there are some exceptions to the rule, begging the question, why have rules if you don’t follow them!
Anachronistic is a word I haven’t used in a while, it means that something is out of  its time. You might see a room full of modern furniture and on its own  amongst the modern furniture you might see a piece of furniture that is  out of place, old-fashioned maybe. Well, that’s a good analogy for some  English grammar rules and the English language!
I honestly expected to put together a quick and thorough lesson on uncountable-nouns in no time. However, it was like a can of worms,  as soon as I took the lid off the topic it went everywhere, and as  often happens with English grammar I remembered all the “Exceptions to  the rules” that I, as a native English speaker, have automatically  learned, but as a new language learner they might catch you out.
So  this English lesson was longer and more complicated than I expected,  but I hope I have put together a comprehensive explanation of English  uncountable nouns in this English podcast lesson. Listen to the podcast several times to make sure you catch all the exceptions.Learn more about our courses here: https://adeptenglish.com/language-courses/
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