uncountable and countable nouns

So what's the difference between countable and uncountable nouns?

Let's take a look at two nouns: cars and water. If you stand outside you will proabably see cars passing. You can count these cars 1 car, 2 cars, 3 cars and so on.

Water, however, can not be seperated and counted. We do not say 1 water, 2 waters.

So now we know that cars are countable and water is uncountable.

When we want to count water we have to say, for example, 'a bottle/glass of water' or '1 litre of water'.

Now take a look at the nouns in these ten sentences and decide if they are countable or uncountable.

Link: Non-countable and countable quantifiers

• 1 - I'd like some more ___ on this product.
  
  informations
  information
  
  
• 2 - Is there ___ pollution in your country?
  
  many
  much
  
  
• 3 - I don't have any ___ with me.
  
  bag
  baggage
  
  
• 4 - There is always heavy ___ in the morning.
  
  traffic
  traffics
  
  
• 5 - How ___ people do you live with?
  
  many
  much
  
  
• 6 - Can I borrow ___ money?
  
  some
  a
  many
  
  
• 7 - We didn't see ___ on the trip.
  
  much wildlife
  many wildlife
  
  
• 8 - There is ___ snow on the mountain
  
  a few
  no
  many
  none
  
  
• 9 - The band has written some great ___.
  
  musics
  music
  
  
• 10 - The news ___ important.
  
  look
  looks