Countable and Uncountable Nouns

1. One of the following objects is NOT a countable noun

• A. Cars

• B. Water

• C. Bananas

• D. Pencils

2. When we describe uncountable nouns, we have to:

• Use singular form of verbs

• Add "s" at the end of the word

• Add a quantifier like less/some/little

• Start with the question: "How many"

• Do not add "s" at the end of the word.

3. One of these food items does NOT correspond to the same group

• A. Bananas

• B. Onions

• C. Grapes

• D. Strawberry

• E. Lemons

4. Select the food items that are countable ONLY

• Sugar

• Bananas

• Oranges

• Flour

• Pineapples

How (a)   are these potatoes?

6. How (a)   apples are there in this basket?

7. Complete the question with the correct form of words:

How much flour ___________ in your pantry?

• A. Is there

• B. Are there

• C. There is

• D. There are

8. How _______ students are there in your school?

• A. Many

• B. Much

• C. Some

• D. Little

9. Only 2 of the following quantifiers are exclusively used for COUNTABLE nouns.

• A. Few

• B. Some

• C. Many

• D. Little

10. There are two ways we can count UNCOUNTABLE nouns

• A. Add recipients and quantifiers

• B. Add quantifiers only

• C. Add recipients only

• D. Add the words "many " and "much".