Nouns, Articles, Quantifiers and Other Grammar

• There is no need to hurry, there is plenty of time.
• Before the New Year, there is usually a wonderful party at the school.
• Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.
• The question to ask is how much milk is left.
• Happiness is an abstract noun.
• Toothpaste is a compound noun.
• A proper noun is a specific name of a person, place, or organization, such as John, Paris, or Google.
• A compound noun is a noun made up of two or more words.
• "The" is the correct article to use when referring to cheese that was previously bought.
• There is much sand in shoes after a trip to the beach.
• There is a little time to study before the exam.
• There are many friends to be made in a new city.
• There are many kids playing outside in the garden.
• One may drink much coffee in the morning.
• Many photos were taken at the party.
• Lips like cherries.
• One was scared because John brought knives to school.
• If it is rainy and cloudy one may see The sun.
• There is a meeting on Tuesday.
• Brazil is a country located in South America.
• Great Britain has a higher physician-to-patient ratio, meaning more accessible primary care services.
• In Great Britain and Kazakhstan, General Practitioners act as gatekeepers to specialist care and manage overall patient health.
• In Kazakhstan, patients pay out-of-pocket for most medical services.
• Great Britain utilizes a social health insurance model where citizens contribute to healthcare through mandatory health insurance funds.
• Great Britain's healthcare system primarily relies on a National Health Service (NHS) providing free healthcare at the point of use.

Traditional Sports

• Baiga is a traditional sport of Kazakhstan where riders drag a goat carcass towards a goal while riding at full speed
• Football (soccer) in Great Britain involves two teams competing to kick a ball into the opponent's goal using any part of the body, besides the hands and arms
• Kokpar is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan that involves a form of mounted combat.
• Lawn balls is the traditional sport of Great Britain where players compete to roll a heavy ball as close as possible to a smaller target ball.
• Ice hockey in Great Britain is played on ice with players using sticks to hit a puck into the opponent's goal.
• Audaryspak is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan involving wrestling on horseback.
• Golf is a popular traditional sport in Great Britain that involves hitting a small ball into a series of holes using various clubs.
• Tenge ilu is the name of the traditional sport in Kazakhstan where riders compete to pick up a coin from the ground while riding at full gallop.
• Shot put is a traditional sport of Great Britain that involves throwing heavy objects.
• Baige is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan.

Higher Education in Great Britain

• Students pay for higher education through student loans, government funding, and private tuition payments.
• Some people choose to pursue it to become doctors, engineers, or teachers.
• Examples of institutions include colleges and universities.
• Higher education is typically attended by students who completed secondary education and passed entrance exams.
• Higher education is education beyond secondary school, including universities and colleges.

Learn about different types of nouns, including abstract, compound, and proper nouns. Understand the correct usage of articles based on context. Grasp the use of quantifiers to describe amounts and plurality, like 'much' sand, 'little' time, and 'many' friends.