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Froggy Jumps summarize the lessonOnline version We summarize the lesson using the “Educaplay” method by Araika Kairkhanovna 1 What is the difference between countable and uncountable nouns? a Countable nouns can be used only in plural. b Uncountable nouns can be counted easily. c Countable nouns can be counted; uncountable cannot. 2 Give 2 examples of countable nouns. a Water, sugar b Apple, book c Bread, money 3 Give 2 examples of uncountable nouns. a Milk, information b Chair, table c Dog, cat 4 Which quantifiers do we use with uncountable nouns? a Many, a few b A lot of, much c Many, some 5 Which quantifiers do we use with countable nouns? a A lot of, many b Some, much c Little, much 6 Fill in the blank: “There isn’t ___ milk left.” a many b a few c much 7 Fill in the blank: “How ___ apples do you want?” a many b much c any 8 True or False: “Advice” is a countable noun. a True b False c Doesn't say 9 Choose the correct sentence: a I have much friends. b I have many friends. c I have a little friends. 10 Which noun is uncountable? a Banana b Chair c Bread 11 Choose the correct quantifier for this sentence: “I only have ___ time to talk.” a a few b many c a little 12 Which sentence is correct? a How many books do you have? b How much apples do you need? c How much pens do you have? 13 We use “a few” with… a uncountable nouns b countable nouns c both countable and uncountable 14 Which of the following is correct? a I have any books. b I need some water. c There isn’t many milk.

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by Araika Kairkhanovna

What is the difference between countable and uncountable nouns?

Give 2 examples of countable nouns.

Give 2 examples of uncountable nouns.

Which quantifiers do we use with uncountable nouns?

Which quantifiers do we use with countable nouns?

Fill in the blank: “There isn’t ___ milk left.”

Fill in the blank: “How ___ apples do you want?”

True or False: “Advice” is a countable noun.

Choose the correct sentence:

Which noun is uncountable?

Choose the correct quantifier for this sentence: “I only have ___ time to talk.”

Which sentence is correct?

We use “a few” with…

Which of the following is correct?