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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns Challenge

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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns Challenge
 

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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns ChallengeOnline version

Test your noun knowledge.

by Nodira Kadirova
1

Which noun is uncountable?

2

Choose a countable noun.

3

Which noun is countable?

4

Which noun is uncountable?

5

Which is a countable noun?

6

Select the uncountable noun.

7

Which is typically uncountable?

8

Which is a countable noun?

9

Which is typically uncountable when referring to a substance?

10

Which word is countable?

11

Which noun is countable: apple, water, or sand?

12

Choose the uncountable noun: music, bus, or chairs?

13

Which is uncountable: sugar, apples, or cars?

14

Which is countable: tomato, rice, or water?

15

Choose the countable noun: idea or advice?

16

Which is uncountable: bread, loaves, or slices?

17

Which noun is typically uncountable: furniture, chairs, or books?

18

Which word is countable: flower or water or coffee?

19

Which is countable: idea, information, or weather?

20

Which sentence uses a countable noun: 'two coffees' or 'some coffee'?

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