My Experience

Do not feel the time is so fast, it's almost three years I went to SMPN 56 Jakarta. in the second semester class I and three other of my friends are busy with extra lessons for the national exam (UN). On the sidelines of the busyness of SMP AL-Izhar Pondok Labu organize football competitions. The news of my and my friends decided to join the competition. Initially we were hampered by the licensing of teachers, which gives us additional lessons but we have the support of our gym teacher. Secretly we practice to join the competition. After hard training finally competition we've been waiting in front of the eyes, the first game we gained the first victory by a score of 2-0 second in competition we gained quite a landslide victory is 4-0. Last in competition actually our team have already qualified but we still lose the best team to keep winning.

although it is not decisive for the team, the game still runs better with exciting, we created a lot of chances and a lot of our game was achieved with a 3-0 win few games we've been doing and we had reached the semi-finals. Semi-final match we had to meet with the host. The stadium is usually deserted when we play now being crowded by the home fans. The game started, we equally much to create opportunities after many making opportunities we finally managed to steal the first goal. Tetep first half we were superior to the host, in the second half we immediately carry out an attack, because we have conceded cool attack that caused the score to 1-1. The game started again but we were equally unsuccessful added a goal. The match continued with extra time, extra time we successfully added a goal and the position became 2-1, after winning us many will survive but the referee much to our disadvantage and siding to the host. Peak when the host is given a penalty when we did not foul that causes the home team a penalty is given.

Penalty done well by the home side managed to equalize and even become 2-2. The match ended up having to proceed through the penalty shoot-out, while the penalty we were all tense and excited and we had to accept a very bitter defeat. We regret and can only be silent when we lose, although we should be able to accept losing it. Furthermore, we must forget our defeat and looked at the next game is the third title race. In the third match title race we managed to slay our opponents with a score of 6-1 and we were been able to get out into third place.

Countable and Uncountable Noun

In English there are two kinds of noun ( nouns ), namely : countable nouns ( nouns that can be calculated ) and uncountable nouns ( nouns that can not be calculated) .

Countable Noun

Countable nouns is a noun that can be calculated which can indicate the quantity or amount. for example : book , pen , goat , glass , child , man , apple , monkey and so forth . If the amount of the object is only one , can be given : a, an or the one in front of the noun

examples :

I see a dog .

They want a ball .

However , if the amount of the object of more than one ( plural ) , it can be given the words : some , any and said other number is not one.

examples :

I have some mangoes .

They want three balls .

Uncountable Noun

Uncountable nouns or noun that can not be calculated , for example : water ( water ) , rice ( rice ) , sugar ( glucose ) , oil ( oil ) and so on . Uncountable nouns should not be given the clothing word : a word or late or numbers of course . To refer to a noun that can not be calculated , we can use some or any that means little . Nevertheless , should not be used as a noun is plural . The use of the word some and any with uncountable nouns : some are used in a sentence positive ( + ) , is used in the sentence Any negative ( - ) and interrogative ( ? ) .

Some + Uncountable nouns

1. I have some money. (Saya mempunyai sedikit uang).

2. Supriyadi is drinking some water (Supriyadi sedang minum sedikit air).

Any + uncountable nouns

Some replaced by any : any + uncountable nouns

( + ) I want some milk .

( - ) I do not want any milk .

Any interrogative (?)
(+) Supriyadi has some paint.
(?) Does Supriyadi have any paint?

Consider some notes about countable and uncountable nouns below:

Some and any have the same meaning that few , commonly used to express the amount of indeterminate on countable nouns ( plural ) or uncountable nouns .

Example :

·         I’ve got some money.

·         Have you got any rice

Few and little have the same meaning , namely a bit . Few used for countable nouns , while little used for uncountable nouns .

examples :

·         The party has attended by a few men.

·         There is only a little milk on the table

Countable nouns can be singular or plural form .

·         My cat is playing.

·         My cats are hungry.

Generally , uncountable nouns can not be made plural , unless it is accompanied by other word types .

·         There are new wines being Introduced every day .

·         The waters of the Atlantic are much warmer this time of year .

·         The Dutch are famous for Reviews their cheeses .

Countable nouns can be preceded ,A and An ( indefinite article ) for the singular and the ( definite article ) for the singular or plural.

If countable nouns singular form , hence the use of words such as a, an, the , my, this , etc . should be used .

·         I want an orange . ( can not say I want orange . )

·         Where is my bottle ? ( not to say Where is the bottle ? )

But , if countable nouns plural form , it says it can stand on its own :

·         I like oranges .

·         Bottles can break .

Sometimes uncountable singular nouns which ultimately also be treated using a singular verb .

·         This is very important news .

·         Your luggage looks heavy .          

Indefinite article a, it 's not commonly used in uncountable nouns .

·         A piece of news ( not a news)

·         A bottle of water ( instead of a water )

sumber :

https://rahmanuzulikartika.wordpress.com/countable-and-uncountable-nouns/

http://speakenglishpro.blogspot.com/2012/06/countable-nouns-and-uncountable-nouns.html

http://catatanbahasainggris.blogspot.com/2009/01/countable-and-uncountable-nouns.html