COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

A noun can be countable and uncountable.

You can use one/two/three... + countable nouns. (you can count them.)

EX: --> I've got a car. --> you can't use the singular (car) alone.

Uncountable noun:

you can't say one/two/three... + uncountable (you can't count them).

uncountable nouns have only one form.

You can't use "a" or "an" + uncountables nouns.

EX: --> I've got some money.

A/AN

A/an + singular nouns: --> I need a new car

SOME

Some + plural countables: --> I need some new shoes.

Some + uncountable nouns: --> I need some money

ANY

Use any in negative sentences --> I am not going to see any film tonight

Use any in interrogative sentences --> There is any flowers in your garden?