Grammar 85-112

Nouns which have two number forms or numeric (discrete) structure.

• abstract

• Nouns

• Comfortable

• Uncountable

• countable

A noun can denote more than one thing, but its form is_________

• Plural Tantum

• no notion of quantity

• abstract nouns

• no category of number

• Singular

These nouns refer to perceivable, tangible objects in the world.

• collective nouns

• only plural nouns

• no proper nouns

• only abstract nouns

• Concrete nouns

Thing nouns denote:

<variant>physical objects having a certain shape and measurements

• paired objects (family, crew, jury, shorts).

• do not denote physical objects

• a group of objects (animate or inanimate)

• a physical' substance having no particular shape or measurements, "materials"

• physical objects having a certain shape and measurements

Articles modify ________

• None of the above

• Adverb

• Adjective

• Verbs

• Nouns

The definite article is used before ________

<variant>Singular and plural nouns

• Names of continents

• None of the above

• Plural nouns

• Singular nouns

• Singular and plural nouns

Which of the following does not require articles?

• Deserts

• Forests

• Names of oceans

• Points of the globe

• Names of sports

The definite article must precedes __________

 

• Names of continents

• Names of sports

• Names of discipline

• Names of streets

• Names of oceans

Which of the following is correct statement?

<variant>Articles should not be used with pronouns

 

• The definite article is not used to refer to specific or particular nouns.

• Articles should not be used with pronouns

• The indefinite article indicates that a noun refers to a particular thing. 

• Indefinite articles should be used with uncountable nouns

• Articles should be used with pronouns

Uncountable nouns can be modified by __________

<variant>Word “some”

• None of the above

• The indefinite articles

• Word “some”

• The indefinite “an”

• The indefinite “a”