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Do you struggle with the difference between #fewer and #less? Here’s a quick grammar tip to help you get it right every time! Use fewer when you can count something (like pencils or students). Use less when it’s something you measure (like water, time, or money). Watch this quick lesson to master the difference! #FewerVsLess #GrammarLesson #EnglishTips #LearnEnglish #ESLLesson #EnglishGrammar #WritingTips #GrammarMatters #LanguageLearning #MiddleSchoolELA #TeachersOfTikTok #Grammarly #WordUsage #CommonMistakes #countablenouns #uncountablenouns #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #EnglishTeacher #HomeschoolEnglish #GrammarHelp #WritingSkills

During an engaging grammar lesson, we explored the concept of uncountable nouns, a tricky topic for both ESL learners and native speakers. We discovered that some words, like luggage, don’t take “a” or “an” in front of them. You don’t say “a luggage” or “an luggage”—it’s simply “the luggage” or just “luggage” regardless of whether it’s one suitcase or more than one. It’s a small detail, but mastering it can make a big difference in your writing and speaking! #UncountableNouns #GrammarLesson #EnglishGrammar #ESLLesson #LearningEnglish #ESLTeacher #GrammarTips #LuggageNotLuggages #WritingSkills #EnglishLearners #CommonMistakes #GrammarHelp #ImproveYourEnglish #SpeakingEnglish #LanguageTips #CountableVsUncountable #LearnEnglishOnline #MiddleSchoolTeacher #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #TeachGrammar #GrammarlyCorrect #EnglishForEveryone #EverydayGrammar #ClassroomEnglish #ESLCommunity

During an engaging grammar lesson, we explored the concept of uncountable nouns, a tricky topic for both ESL learners and native speakers. We discovered that some words, like luggage, don’t take “a” or “an” in front of them. This lesson clarified that uncountable nouns refer to things we typically don’t count individually, like furniture, information, advice, and luggage. It’s a small detail, but mastering it can make a big difference in your writing and speaking #UncountableNouns #GrammarLesson #EnglishGrammar #ESLLesson #LearningEnglish #ESLTeacher #GrammarTips #LuggageNotLuggages #WritingSkills #EnglishLearners #CommonMistakes #GrammarHelp #ImproveYourEnglish #SpeakingEnglish #LanguageTips #CountableVsUncountable #LearnEnglishOnline #MiddleSchoolTeacher #EnglishAsASecondLanguage #TeachGrammar #GrammarlyCorrect #EnglishForEveryone #EverydayGrammar #ClassroomEnglish #ESLCommunity