Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Nouns you can count or not.

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Froggy Jumps Countable vs Uncountable NounsVersion en ligne Nouns you can count or not. par paulina 1 Which noun is countable? a apple b sand c water 2 Which is uncountable? a apples b milk c pencils 3 Choose the correct sentence with a countable noun. a I have a lot of bread. b I have much dogs. c I have two dogs. 4 Which quantifier goes with countable nouns? a many b less c much 5 Which noun is uncountable in everyday use? a table b idea c information 6 Which term describes something you count with units like 'one glass of' or 'two pieces of'? a countable noun with measure words b proper noun c uncountable noun 7 Which sentence uses uncountable correctly? a There is some information missing. b There is a few water in the bottle. c There are some informations missing. 8 Which noun is more naturally uncountable? a pebble b sand c grain 9 Which is a correct way to refer to multiple types of coffee? a coffee b coffees c coff 10 Which example uses a countable noun correctly in plural form? a bread is on the shelf b water are in the bottle c books are on the shelf

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Countable vs Uncountable NounsVersion en ligne

Nouns you can count or not.

par paulina

Which noun is countable?

apple

sand

water

Which is uncountable?

apples

milk

pencils

Choose the correct sentence with a countable noun.

I have a lot of bread.

I have much dogs.

I have two dogs.

Which quantifier goes with countable nouns?

many

less

much

Which noun is uncountable in everyday use?

table

idea

information

Which term describes something you count with units like 'one glass of' or 'two pieces of'?

countable noun with measure words

proper noun

uncountable noun

Which sentence uses uncountable correctly?

There is some information missing.

There is a few water in the bottle.

There are some informations missing.

Which noun is more naturally uncountable?

pebble

sand

grain

Which is a correct way to refer to multiple types of coffee?

coffee

coffees

coff

Which example uses a countable noun correctly in plural form?

bread is on the shelf

water are in the bottle

books are on the shelf

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Countable vs Uncountable NounsVersion en ligne

par paulina

Which noun is countable?

Which is uncountable?

Choose the correct sentence with a countable noun.

Which quantifier goes with countable nouns?

Which noun is uncountable in everyday use?

Which term describes something you count with units like 'one glass of' or 'two pieces of'?

Which sentence uses uncountable correctly?

Which noun is more naturally uncountable?

Which is a correct way to refer to multiple types of coffee?

Which example uses a countable noun correctly in plural form?

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