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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns Quiz

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Guess the word per letter: countable or uncountable.

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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns QuizOnline version

Guess the word per letter: countable or uncountable.

by Юлія Хрулич
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J

Starts with A

A countable noun: you can have one apple or many apples.

Starts with B

Uncountable noun: typically not counted in individual pieces unless using a container or type (loaves).

Starts with C

A countable noun: you can have a car or several cars.

Starts with D

Uncountable noun: generally not counted as separate units.

Starts with E

A countable noun: you can have one elephant or many elephants.

Starts with F

Uncountable noun: typically not counted as individual grains in everyday use.

Starts with G

A countable noun: you can own a guitar or multiple guitars.

Starts with H

Uncountable noun: generally not counted as separate items in everyday use.

Starts with I

Uncountable noun: usually not counted as individual cubes unless specified (ice cubes).

Starts with J

Uncountable noun: a genre of music, not counted in discrete units.

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