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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Identify countable vs uncountable nouns.

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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns
 

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Identify countable vs uncountable nouns.

by Ely Mendez
1

Which word is typically a countable noun: apples, water, sand?

2

Which is usually uncountable (not counted individually): tea, apples, bananas?

3

Choose the countable noun: chair, music, homework?

4

Which is generally uncountable: milk, car, chair?

5

Select the countable noun: ideas, sugar, rain?

6

Is 'bread' countable or uncountable in standard usage?

7

Which is usually countable: bottles, water, sand?

8

Choose an uncountable noun: confidence, apples, doors?

9

Which word can be made countable by adding 's': cheese, cookies, rice?

10

Identify the countable noun: homework, papers, light?

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