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本月問題：

Dear Teacher Zone Team,

When I was studying English I learnt that when you are talking of things being in smaller quantities, you used the word 𡡣ess� for non-count nouns and 㣃ewer� for count nouns. I was recently challenged on this by a student whose mother is an English native speaker. He said that his mother told him it was OK to say 𡡣ess� for all nouns and that was what most native speakers used. I looked this up in a grammar book and that agrees with me, although I have heard some native speakers using the other form on the television recently.

Please can you help!

Liisa,
Helsinki, Finland