Countable Nouns and Quantifiers

Identify the countable noun in this sentence: 'I have three apples.'

• apples

• have

• three

• I

Which is correct: 'How many water do you need?' or 'How much water do you need?'

• How many liters of water do you need?

• How much water you need?

• How much water do you need?

• How many waters do you need?

Choose the correct quantifier: 'There are _____ students in the class.' (much/many)

• many

• some

• a lot

• few

Formulate a question using 'a lot of' with a countable noun.

• Do you have a lot of information?

• Do you have a lot of furniture?

• Do you have a lot of water?

• Do you have a lot of books?

Identify the countable noun in this sentence: 'She has several books.'

• pages

• authors

• books

• stories

Which is correct: 'I don't have much friends.' or 'I don't have many friends.'?

• I don't have few friends.

• I don't have many friends.

• I have many friends.

• I don't have a lot of friends.

Create a question using 'much' related to time.

• How much time do we have left before the meeting starts?

• How much longer until lunch?

• How much time do we need for the project?

• How much time is it now?

Identify the countable noun in this sentence: 'He bought two cars.'

• car

• two

• carses

• cars