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Uncountable Nouns Challenge

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True or false statements about uncountable nouns.

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Uncountable Nouns Challenge
 

Uncountable Nouns ChallengeOnline version

True or false statements about uncountable nouns.

by Sultan Assem
1

Furniture is uncountable; we count it with 'pieces of furniture'.

2

Rice is a countable noun.

3

Air can be counted as 'airs' in everyday usage.

4

Table is an uncountable noun.

5

Water is an uncountable noun.

6

Information is uncountable and has no plural form.

7

Music is a countable noun.

8

You can pluralize uncountable nouns by adding -s and use them as countables.

9

Sugar is uncountable in most contexts.

10

We measure uncountables with units, e.g., 'a glass of water' or 'a piece of information'.

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