Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns

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Nouns: countable or uncountable

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Hector Arturo Ramirez Guerra

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Froggy Jumps Countable vs. Uncountable NounsOnline version Nouns: countable or uncountable by Hector Arturo Ramirez Guerra 1 Which of the following is generally an uncountable noun? a water b chairs c ideas 2 Which sentence uses an uncountable noun correctly? a I drank two waters. b I bought a water. c I drank a glass of water. 3 Which word is usually uncountable in English? a sandals b sandwiches c sand 4 Choose the correct form for ``coffee`` in a sentence. a She drinks a coffee every morning. b She drinks coffee every morning. c She drinks coffees every morning. 5 Which noun can be made plural without changing its meaning? a water b music c furniture 6 Which is a countable noun? a music b sand c chairs 7 What is an uncountable noun often followed by? a much b few c many 8 Which phrase correctly uses a countable noun? a three applees b three apples c three apple 9 Which example shows a mass noun? a airs b air c airplanes 10 Which sentence uses a mass noun correctly? a There aren’t enough sugar. b There isn’t enough sugar. c There isn’t enough sugars.

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Countable vs. Uncountable NounsOnline version

Nouns: countable or uncountable

by Hector Arturo Ramirez Guerra

Which of the following is generally an uncountable noun?

water

chairs

ideas

Which sentence uses an uncountable noun correctly?

I drank two waters.

I bought a water.

I drank a glass of water.

Which word is usually uncountable in English?

sandals

sandwiches

sand

Choose the correct form for ``coffee`` in a sentence.

She drinks a coffee every morning.

She drinks coffee every morning.

She drinks coffees every morning.

Which noun can be made plural without changing its meaning?

water

music

furniture

Which is a countable noun?

music

sand

chairs

What is an uncountable noun often followed by?

much

few

many

Which phrase correctly uses a countable noun?

three applees

three apples

three apple

Which example shows a mass noun?

airs

air

airplanes

Which sentence uses a mass noun correctly?

There aren’t enough sugar.

There isn’t enough sugar.

There isn’t enough sugars.

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Which sentence uses an uncountable noun correctly?

Which word is usually uncountable in English?

Choose the correct form for ``coffee`` in a sentence.

Which noun can be made plural without changing its meaning?

Which is a countable noun?

What is an uncountable noun often followed by?

Which phrase correctly uses a countable noun?

Which example shows a mass noun?

Which sentence uses a mass noun correctly?

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