Coun and noncount (part 2)

Nouns that can be count or noncount.

Complete the sentence with the given words. Choose words in parentheses as necessary.

Joe, would you like (a, some) ____ for lunch today? (chicken)

• many chickens

• some chicken

• a chicken

• chickens

Nouns that can be count or noncount.

Complete the sentence with the given words. Choose words in parentheses as necessary.

My dad raised ____ in the backyard ten years ago. (chicken)

• many chicken

• some chicken

• a chickens

• chickens

Nouns that can be count or noncount.

Complete the sentence with the given words. Choose words in parentheses as necessary.

It took a lot of ___ to write an essay. (time)

• time

• much time

• many times

• some time

Nouns that can be count or noncount.

Complete the sentence with the given words. Choose words in parentheses as necessary.

I love this fried banana. I took three ___ already. (time)

• much time

• many times

• times
• time

Nouns that can be count or noncount.

Complete the sentence with the given words. Choose words in parentheses as necessary.

That play performance is ____ of art. (work)

• a lot work

• some work

• a work

• works

Using units of measure with noncount nouns.

What units of measure are usually used with the following nouns?

A ___ of mineral water.

• bottle

• bag

• kilo

• piece

Using units of measure with noncount nouns.

What units of measure are usually used with the following nouns?

A ___ of tuna fish.

• bottle

• bag

• can

• box

Using units of measure with noncount nouns.

What units of measure are usually used with the following nouns?

A ___ of strawberry jam.

• jar

• bag

• can

• box

Using units of measure with noncount nouns.

What units of measure are usually used with the following nouns?

A ___ of bread.

• loaf

• jar

• tin

• box

Using units of measure with noncount nouns.

What units of measure are usually used with the following nouns?

A ___ of cake.

• loaf

• piece

• can

• bag