Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Multiple Choice

It can be followed by "a" or "an"

• Some

• Partitives

• Countable Nouns

• Uncountable Nouns

Multiple Choice

They are always singular:

• Articles

• Uncountable Nouns

• Countable Nouns

• Some

Multiple Choice

They have plural and singular forms

• Countable Nouns

• partitives

• Articles

• Uncountable Nouns

Multiple Choice

Do you want ____ rice or ___ baked potatoes?

• an, a

• ----, a

• -----, some

• some, an

Multiple Choice

He is buying __ fish and ___ corn.

• a, an

• ---, a earn

• some fish, a

• ---, a earn of

Multiple Choice

Is there ___salt in this soup?

• a

• an

• ---

• three

Multiple Choice

To prepare that dish, we need ___ chicken and ___milk.

• a kilogram, a

• an, a kilogram of

• a kilogram of, two bottles of

• some, a

Multiple Choice

I have ___ cereal and --- egg every morning.

• a, a

• an, a

• some, a

• ---, an

Multiple Choice

They can be after numbers.

• Uncountable nouns

• Partitives

• verbs

• articles