Understanding Nouns: Countable vs Uncountable

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

• I

• have

• three

• apples

Which of the following is an uncountable noun: 'water', 'book', 'car'?

• water

• computer

• tree

• sand

Classify the noun 'furniture' as countable or uncountable.

• singular

• uncountable

• plural

• countable

Use the noun 'information' in a sentence.

• The information provided in the report was very helpful.

• I need information to complete my homework.

• Information can be found in books.

• The information is a type of data.

Identify the function of the noun in this sentence: 'The cat is sleeping on the mat.'

• Complement

• Subject

• Adverbial

• Object

Which of the following sentences contains a countable noun? 'There is some milk in the fridge.' or 'I bought two chairs.'

• There are some apples in the basket.

• I bought two chairs.

• I drank a glass of water.

• She has a lot of furniture.

Differentiate between the nouns 'sand' and 'egg' in terms of countability.

• Sand is countable; egg is uncountable.

• Sand is uncountable; egg is countable.

• Both sand and egg are countable.

• Sand is countable; egg is uncountable.

Use the noun 'advice' in a sentence that shows its function.

• She asked for advice on the best restaurant.

• She gave me valuable advice on how to improve my writing.

• They discussed advice on how to cook.

• He gave her advice about the weather.

Identify the countable nouns in this list: 'sugar, oranges, rice, bananas'.

• oranges, bananas

• pasta

• flour

• apples

Which noun in the sentence is uncountable: 'The team needs more equipment.'?

• equipment

• supplies

• furniture

• tools