Which of the following is a countable noun?

• Milk

• Apple

• Sugar

• Water

Which noun is uncountable?

• Chair

• Book

• Rice

• Pencil

Choose the correct sentence using a countable noun:

• I have three apples.

• He drinks two waters.

• We need a few sugars.

• She eats much chairs.

Which sentence contains an uncountable noun?

• There are two tables in the room.

• I need some milk for my tea.

• She bought three pens.

• We have four dogs.

What is the correct sentence using uncountable nouns?

• She eats a bowl of rice.

• I have two waters.

• He buys three breads.

• We need some books.

Which sentence contains an adjective of colour?

• The sky is blue today.

• She has a big bag.

• I bought a round table.

• He is a strong man.

Choose the correct sentence using colour:

• The sun is yellow and bright.

• He is tall and strong.

• She is a kind teacher.

• My father is Indonesian.

Which sentence has an adjective of size?

• The elephant is big.

• The ball is red.

• She is a French woman.

• The flower is beautiful.

Choose the correct adjective of size:

• The mouse is small.

• The table is brown.

• He is a Japanese boy.

• She has a curly hair.

Which of the following is an adjective of nationality?

• Happy

• Indonesian

• Kind

• Tall