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Mass Nouns & Quantifiers Quiz

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Mass vs count and quantifiers

by fernanda rivas perez
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Which noun is a mass noun?

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Choose the correct sentence: there is too much or too many?

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Choose the correct sentence for plural count nouns with 'too many':

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Fill in: There isn’t ____ money to buy it.

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Which is a mass noun?

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Water is a mass (uncountable) noun; you don’t pluralize it.

Sugar is a mass noun; use 'there is/are' with 'too much' for uncountable nouns.

Count nouns take 'too many' with plural forms.

Use 'enough' to express sufficiency; with noncount 'money' is uncountable, so no plural.

Rice is a mass noun; it’s uncountable in typical usage.

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