Countable and uncountable nouns

Countable nouns can be counted and have only a singular form

• T

• F

Uncountable nouns are always written in the plural

• T

• F

Abstract nouns (e.g. information) are generally COUNTABLE

• T

• F

Some nouns (e.g. film) can be COUNTABLE or UNCOUNTABLE with a change in meaning

• T

• F

Some nouns (e.g. jeans) only have a PLURAL form and are UNCOUNTABLE

• T

• F

We use "A/ AN" when we mention something for the first time

• T

• F

We use A/ AN with plural COUNTABLE nouns

• T

• F

We can use THE with singular, plural and uncountable nouns

• T

• F

RIGHT OR WRONG: The people wear the shirts more than the t-shirts these days

• RIGHT

• WRONG

RIGHT OR WRONG: I went to an university near my house.

• RIGHT

• WRONG