Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Froggy Jumps Countable vs Uncountable NounsOnline version Nouns: countable or not by AMY NABILLA BINTI HASSAN KPM-Guru 1 Which is a countable noun? a apple b sugar c water 2 Which is uncountable? a book b banana c rice 3 How many apples do we have if there are three? a Three apples b Three water c Three books 4 Choose a countable noun to describe multiple items. a sand b air c chairs 5 Which word shows an uncountable amount? a few b many c much 6 Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly? a I have much sugar. b I have enough water. c I have two pencils. 7 Which is not a countable noun? a apples b happiness c chairs 8 Which would you use with 'a' or 'an'? a an orange b few flowers c much milk 9 Identify the uncountable noun in this list: bread, eggs, butter. a butter b bread c eggs 10 Fill the blank: I need _____ water for the recipe. a few b some c many 11 Is 'apples' a countable or uncountable noun? a Countable b Uncountable c Both 12 Is 'bread' a countable or uncountable noun? a Both b Uncountable c Countable 13 Which of these is a countable food noun? a apple b rice c sugar 14 Is 'milk' countable or uncountable? a Both b Uncountable c Countable 15 Identify the uncountable food noun: a carrots b honey c eggs 16 Which phrase uses a countable noun correctly in plural? a two sugar b two bread c two apples 17 Is 'bananas' a countable or uncountable noun? a Countable b Uncountable c Both 18 Which is a countable food noun: 'orange' or 'orange juice'? a orange b both c orange juice 19 Choose the uncountable noun: a water b pears c cookies 20 Which form is uncountable: 'bread' or 'breads'? a breads b Both c bread

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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Countable vs Uncountable NounsOnline version

by AMY NABILLA BINTI HASSAN KPM-Guru

Which is a countable noun?

Which is uncountable?

How many apples do we have if there are three?

Choose a countable noun to describe multiple items.

Which word shows an uncountable amount?

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

Which is not a countable noun?

Which would you use with 'a' or 'an'?

Identify the uncountable noun in this list: bread, eggs, butter.

Fill the blank: I need _____ water for the recipe.

Is 'apples' a countable or uncountable noun?

Is 'bread' a countable or uncountable noun?

Which of these is a countable food noun?

Is 'milk' countable or uncountable?

Identify the uncountable food noun:

Which phrase uses a countable noun correctly in plural?

Is 'bananas' a countable or uncountable noun?

Which is a countable food noun: 'orange' or 'orange juice'?

Choose the uncountable noun:

Which form is uncountable: 'bread' or 'breads'?