Nouns, Quantifiers and Articles

• There's no need to rush because there is plenty of time.
• Before New Year's, a wonderful party is typically held at the school.
• Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria.
• Asking "How much milk do we have left?" refers to an uncountable amount.
• "Happiness" is an example of an abstract noun.
• "Toothpaste" is an example of a compound noun.
• A proper noun is the specific name of a person, place, or organization like John, Paris, or Google.
• A compound noun is a noun made up of two or more words.
• "The" cheese was delicious.
• There is too much sand in the shoes.
• There is a little time to study before the exam.
• Since moving to this city last week, there are not many friends.
• There are many kids playing outside in the garden.
• Do you usually drink much coffee in the morning?
• Many photos were taken at the party.
• The lips are like cherries.
• There were knives brought to school, which was scary
• Can you see the sun when it is rainy and cloudy?
• There is an important meeting on Tuesday.
• Brazil is located in South America.
• Great Britain has a higher physician-to-patient ratio for more accessible primary care.
• General Practitioners (GPs) act as gatekeepers to specialist care and manage overall patient health in Great Britain and Kazakhstan.
• In Kazakhstan, patients primarily pay out-of-pocket for most medical services.
• Great Britain uses 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.
• Baiga is a traditional sport of Kazakhstan where riders try to drag a goat carcass towards a goal while riding at full speed.
• Football (soccer) is a traditional sport in Great Britain where two teams compete to kick a ball into the opponent's goal using any part of the body except the hands and arms.
• Kokpar is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan that involves a form of mounted combat.
• Lawn bowls 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 is a sport played in Great Britain on ice with players using sticks to hit a puck into the opponent's goal.
• Audaryspak involves wrestling on horseback in Kazakhstan.
• Golf is a popular traditional sport in Great Britain that involves hitting a small ball into a series of holes on a course using various clubs.
• Tenge ilu is the traditional sport in Kazakhstan where riders compete to pick up a coin from the ground while riding at full gallop.
• Shot put is the traditional sport of Great Britain that involves throwing heavy objects.
• Baige is a traditional sport in Kazakhstan.
• Students usually pay with student loans, government funding, and private tuition payments for higher education in Great Britain.
• Some people choose to pursue higher education in Great Britain to become doctors, engineers, or teachers.
• Colleges and universities are examples of higher education institutions in Great Britain.
• Students who completed secondary education and passed entrance exams typically attend higher education in Great Britain.
• Higher education in Great Britain is education beyond secondary school, including universities and colleges.

A review of nouns, including abstract, proper, and compound nouns. Discussion of quantifiers like 'much,' 'many,' 'little,' and 'few.' Examples of definite and indefinite articles are included.