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Examples of non-count (mass) nouns:

  1. advice
  2. aluminum
  3. anger
  4. art
  5. asphalt
  6. attire
  7. baggage
  8. beef
  9. blood
  10. bread
  11. butter
  12. chalk
  13. cheese
  14. Chess
  15. coffee
  16. concrete
  17. copper
  18. courage
  19. dew
  20. diligence
  21. dirt
  22. dust
  23. education
  24. electricity
  25. enjoyment
  26. equipment
  27. exhaust
  28. fish
  29. flour
  30. food
  31. fun
  32. furniture
  33. garbage
  34. gold
  35. graffiti
  36. grass
  37. gravity
  38. happiness
  39. hardware
  40. helium
  41. help
  42. homework
  43. honesty
  44. honey
  45. housework
  46. humidity
  47. hydrogen
  48. information
  49. insurance
  50. justice
  51. knowledge
  52. luck
  53. luggage
  54. lumber
  55. macaroni
  56. mathematics
  57. measles
  58. meat
  59. Mercury
  60. milk
  61. money
  62. moonlight
  63. music
  64. neon
  65. news
  66. nitrogen
  67. oxygen
  68. patience
  69. pollution
  70. pork
  71. poultry
  72. progress
  73. reading
  74. research
  75. rice
  76. salt
  77. sand
  78. singing
  79. sleeping
  80. smallpox
  81. smog
  82. smoke
  83. soccer
  84. steam
  85. sugar
  86. sunlight
  87. tea
  88. tennis
  89. thunder
  90. traffic
  91. transportation
  92. trash
  93. understanding
  94. warmth
  95. water
  96. weather
  97. wheat
  98. wood
  99. wool
  100. work




Plural forms for substances are reserved for 'kinds of' or 'types of' such as 'a dish of two rices' means two types of rice used, basmati and wild; a selection of teas, for example black tea, green tea, oolong, and jasmine.

Other mass nouns are expressed amounts or measures:
  • cups of rice, bowls of rice
  • teaspoons of sugar, pounds of sugar
  • tins of tea, glasses of tea
  • pieces of furniture, suites of furniture
  • tons of aluminum, rolls of aluminum
  • volts of electricity, currents of electricity
  • some information, pieces of information
  • bits of news, a lot of news
  • a little advice, pieces of advice
  • little knowledge, a great deal of knowledge




Often you hear such things as 'we heard a lot of thunders', or 'the macaronies are ready', these are incorrect.
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