Countable-Uncountable

Categorize

Options (8)

coconut

carrot

cucumber

onion

rice

pasta

cheese

chocolate

Organize these options into the right categories:

Countable

Uncountable

REMEMBER!

Countable nouns can turn plural by adding s or es (when the word ends in o).
Example:

​There is a tomato.

​There are four tomatoes.

Multiple Choice

There are some ________.

• orange

• oranges

Multiple Choice

There are a lot of ________.

• grapes

• grape

Multiple Choice

There are some ________.

• potatos

• potatoes

Multiple Choice

There is a ________.

• tomatoes

• tomato

Fill in the Blank

1 orange

2+ _____

Fill in the Blank

1 tomato

2+ _____

Fill in the Blank

1 banana

2+ _____

Fill in the Blank

1 onion

2+ _____

REMEMBER!

Uncountable nouns can't turn plural.

Example:

​There is some water.

​There are two waters.

Multiple Choice

Choose the right answer to describe the picture:

• There is some water.

• There are five waters.

Multiple Choice

Choose the right answer to describe the picture:

• There are two rices.

• There is some rice.

Multiple Select

Choose the right answer to describe the picture:

• There are three pastas.

• There is some pasta.

• There are three bowls of pasta.

BUT!

We can use containers to turn uncountable nouns into plurals.

Example:

​There is a glass of water.

​There are two glasses of water.

Match

Match the following containers:

bag

piece

slice

bar

glass

• bag

• piece

• slice

• bar

• glass

Multiple Choice

There are three bags of...

• chocolate

• chips

• rice

Multiple Choice

There are five pieces of...

• chicken

• cheese

• water

Multiple Choice

There are two glasses of...

• pasta

• bread

• milk

Multiple Choice

There are four bars of...

• butter

• tea

• sugar

Multiple Choice

There are four glasses of...

• meat

• milk

• water