Review English Grade3

I only ate ... at Arin’s birthday party.

• a slice of cake

• a slice of pizza

• a slice of apple pie

• a slice of bread

Countable nouns are easy to recognize. Some of them are ....

• jelly, pizza, and candle

• milk, butter, and chips

• noodles, bread, and cheese

• pizza, sausage, and sweet

Which statement is correct about countable and uncountable noun ....

• Countable noun is for the things that can’t be counted

• Chair and pencil are the examples of uncountable noun

• Anything that can’t be counted is an uncountable noun

• The examples of countable noun are water and pizza.

The following groups are uncountable nouns, except ....

• bread, cheese, milk

• butter, sugar, coffee

• pizza, cookie, sweet

• juice, honey, cereal

I'm eating ... for my breakfast.

• a bowl of noodles

• a cup of ramen

• a bowl of ramen

• a cup of noodles

Which of the following sentences contains uncountable noun?

• They park a new car in front of my garden

• I always drink milk before I go to school

• My sister likes to eat a lot of sweets

• She likes to wear red shirts

Bani: How ... slices of  apple pie are there?

Arin: There ... 4 slices of apple pie.

What are the suitable words to fill the dialog?

• many - is

• much - are

• much - is

• many - are

How many candles on your cake?

• There is some candles on my cake

• There are a lot of candles on my cake

• There is a lot of candles on my cake

• There are some candles on my cake

What food does Kimmy like to eat before she had a toothache, except ....

• candies and chocolates

• gum and cereal 

• milk and vegetables

• brownies and fruits 

When does Kimmy usually go to the bakery to buy brownies and chocolate?

• She goes there every morning to buy her lunch

• She always goes every night for buying brownies and gum

• She goes there every morning to buy some foods for breakfast

• She goes there with her brother every Sunday morning