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WorksheetsCOUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE 3
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
Is LOVE a countable or uncountable noun?
COUNTABLE
UNCOUNTABLE
Do you eat _________ vegetables in a week?
much
many
__________ tourists visit Istanbul.
A lot of
Much
How ____________ money did you collect for your charity project?
much
many
Could you put ___________ milk in my coffee?
some
any
She craves to eat ____________ fruit pickles but she doesn't want _____________ papaya in it.
some / any
any / some
Are there _____________ new assignments for this week?
some
any
There is ______________ mushroom soup in the bowl.
a little
a few
What is nouns?
Nouns include person,place and thing
Nouns include person
Nouns include place
Nouns include verbs
Which noun is countable noun?
rice
orange
sugar
salt
Which word is uncountable noun ....
cat
oxygen
bag
house
Information is __________.
countable
uncountable
Which pair is uncountable nouns?
books and erasers
sheep and cow
shirts and pants
salt and pepper
There wasn’t … food left in the refrigerator , so I decided to order food delivery.
many
much
There is only … milk to put in the cereal.
a few
a little
I haven't got ____ to say about the issue.
many
much
Did you research … information about fund raising activity in Malaysia?.
many
much
I have … friends who are studying overseas.
many
much
How ________ water do I need to drink per day?
many
much
any
some
I think the ______ are brave, selfless, and committed in serving the country during the pandemic COVID-19.
front line
front liner
front liners
front linners
What type of noun is this word?
luggage
countable
uncountable
What type of noun is this word?
Energy
Countable
Uncountable
What type of noun is this word?
Knowledge
countable
uncountable
knowledge
countable
uncountable
carrot
countable
uncountable
What type of noun is this word?
bottle
countable
uncountable
Rodney always gives__________ money to charity organisations.
a little
a lot
I want to give _____ money too, but there are so ______ that I don't know which organisation to choose.
much/ a lot
some/many
I want to give _____ money too, but there are so ______ that I don't know which organisation to choose.
much/ a lot
some/many
A: Have you got _____ homework to do?
B: Not really, just ______ Maths exercise that I need to finish. How about you?
C: Well, I've finished most of it. I've got very _____.
much/a few/ much
much/a few/litte
some/few/much
A: I'm going camping in the ______ with my friends.
B: Are you going to buy _______experiment for any trip?
C: No, I'm going to borrow everything from my cousins.
woods/some
wood/any
woods/any
A: Hey,Uncle Charlie, you've been studying _______ times. Is it difficult?
B: Well,, not really, but you need to do _______ ground training before your first jump. And you need to be over eighteen, so you'll have to wait a _________ more years.
few, many, few
plenty of, many, little
plenty of, some, few
few, many, little
COUNTRY
countable
uncountable
LANGUAGE
countable
uncountable
MONEY
countable
uncountable
AREA
countable
uncountable
COLOUR
countable
uncountable
TIME
countable
uncountable
ADVICE
countable
uncountable
NEIGHBORHOOD
countable
uncountable
HOMEWORK
countable
uncountable
KNOWLEDGE
countable
uncountable
____________ nouns can be singular or plural. They can be used with a/an and with numbers and many other determiners (e.g. these, a few):
countable
uncountable
You ______ use a/an or numbers before uncountable nouns.
can
can not
Which nouns are countable?
tomato
sugar
honey
egg
