Dear teacher,
I have been told that chicken is an uncountable noun. I could not find it out in any grammer books. Could you please explain.
Thanks a lot.
Hi,
Welcome to the forum 
When the word “chicken” means “meat”, then it’s uncountable
We’re having chicken for dinner tonight
Otherwise, when it means poultry, then it’s countable
There’re 6 chickens in the corral
By the way, you misspelt the word “grammar” 
(I went to the trouble of mentioning it, because somehow I saw people misspell it quite a few times, and exactly in the same place )
It was halpful.
Thank you very much.
its “helpful”. it seems you are making intentional silly mistakes
Hi Mechapple,
Welcome to the site but I think your comment is very unfair.
Alan