Hello 

I was searching for what you were talking about :) 

haha 

Since I have many programs, then I didnt know which course you were taking. 

Anyways, you are taking mastering highschool chemistry :)

Then, i was talking about the "majority" haha sorry for my poor pronunciation T_T

Majority of the water molecules are MOLUECULES, which means they are majorily not ionized. 

Water has almost no ions (** but it has few ions, but only few) 

So it's nonelectrolyte or considered to be nonconductive. 

Ions in solution are capable of carrying charges but molecules aren't. 

That was what i tried to explain. 

Hope it helps.