Abstract Non-count
This is a non-count noun that is celebrated on February 14th.
What is love?
This is a non-count noun that students do at home.
What is homework?
Many people have a hot cup of black _____ in the morning.
What is tea/coffee?
You have a lot of this when you travel to another country.
What is baggage or luggage?
You must take this outside almost every day (sometimes it is burned, sometimes it is not).
What is garbage/trash?
This is a non-count noun that people feel when they see snakes, spiders, or watch horror movies.
What is fear?
This is something many people do at the library, in the train, or at home.
What is reading?
Italian noodles
What is pasta?
Something you get in a box outside your house or in a small square hole in your door.
What is mail?
Things that you wear on your neck, your wrists, your fingers, or put in your ears.
What is jewelry?
This is a non-count noun that you can get from books, the internet, TV, and newspapers.
What is information?
This is a non-count noun that you use instruments to make and speakers to hear.
What is music?
Great with butter or jam in the morning.
What is toast?
You get this at Ikea.
What is furniture?
If you want money you need to do alot of this
What is work?
This is what iq tests measure.
What is intelligence?
This is a board game that grandmasters do.
What is chess?
pop pop pop pop
What is popcorn?
Something you need to upload to your robot so it does what it should.
What is software?
Gyms and playgrounds have lots of this.
What is equipment?
This is what you need to have if you want to go bungee jumping, sky diving, or swimming with sharks.
What is courage?
This is a non-count noun that 55-60% of your body is made of.
What is water?
A yellow vegetable that has ears.
What is corn?
If you don't have a lot of this, you don't know enough English words.
What is vocabulary?
A drink that can be white or red.
What is wine?