Uncountable nouns represent things that can't be counted individually.
Examples: water, information, furniture, advice, happiness
Pronoun Use:
* "It" is the pronoun most commonly used before uncountable nouns.
* Example: "The water is cold." -> "It is cold."
* Example: "The information is confidential." -> "It is confidential."
* "This" and "that" can also be used, especially when referring to a specific instance of the uncountable noun.
* Example: "This advice is very helpful."
* Example: "That furniture is antique."
Why not "they"?
* "They" is used for plural nouns, and uncountable nouns are singular.
Key Points:
* Uncountable nouns are singular, even though they might represent many individual items.
* The pronoun "it" is the most common choice, but "this" and "that" are suitable in certain contexts.
Let me know if you have any more questions about pronoun use!