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Countables & Uncountables Quiz

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Nouns: countable vs uncountable

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Nouns: countable vs uncountable

by ÁNGELA NARVÁEZ
1

Which noun is countable?

2

Which sentence uses an uncountable noun correctly?

3

Choose the uncountable noun in this list.

4

Which word is countable?

5

Select the correct quantity phrase for an uncountable noun.

6

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

7

Identify the uncountable noun:

8

Choose the correct plural form for a countable noun.

9

Which sentence uses a measure word with a countable noun?

10

Which is a typical way to express a quantity of an uncountable noun?

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Apples can be counted as apples, unlike water, sand, or music in this sense.

Water is typically uncountable; you use a glass or bottle, not 'a water'.

Rice is a mass noun; eggs and cars are countable.

Ideas are countable; happiness, music, and sand are uncountable in typical use.

Uncountables use little/a little rather than few/many.

Books are countable; Milk and waters are typically uncountable in this context.

Sand is a mass noun; cards, birds, and cars are countable.

Apples have a plural form; water, sand, music do not change in plural context.

Flour is uncountable; you use a measure with a countable noun like 'cups' with flour.

Coffee is usually uncountable; use 'some' with mass nouns.

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