English Grammar - Countable and Uncountable Nouns

I like your lessons because you use? the verbs in past and a lot of vocabulary. Thank you. Saludos desde M?xico :-)

U were confused :)? not confusing. (advice) not criticizing.

I'm Thai. I tried to practice grammar, This video? to be able hlpe me to study in this class. I wanna tlak someting. Thank you a lot of foe those videos are hlping me every thing. ^^

That's an amazing video, especially for me, I was very confusing? about cont & Uncount Nouns, Tomorow, i'm going to have a class about it. and those videos are helping me to Much ! Thanks to post it ;)

I guess the word is "pluralize". The message is that? you can?t change an uncountable noun from singular to plural. As an example, liquids are generally uncountable. You can not say "I want 2 milks". If you need "2", you should say "I want 2 glasses, cartons, bowls....of milk". However, people say "2 beers, please"...Here, in my country we also say in Spanish "2 cervezas" (2 beers)...I guess languages are flexible and in the end the way people talk becomes the way it is correct.

What about such words as hurry and fright? We could say "a hurry" and "a fright" but aren't those nouns what you called in? your video as "concepts"?

@missyvonne2009 It is a brilliant lecture on? the topic but sorry respected teacher! I couldn't understand the pronunciation of your name. Would you plz write it a bit clearer for me?

Good video. I often make mistakes uncountable nouns? with countables.

This is not directly linked to the video but could someone please answer this question as I'm losing sleep? Lol. In the sentence 'I saw him (to) run.' What function would the infinitive '(to) run' be performing? Is the? infinitive the object of the verb saw and him is the indirect object?

Thank you for the video . I want to teach English to Spanish speakers . Please Please give me some suggestions . Tnank-You? ! . Great Video !!!