WorksheetsCountable and Uncountable Nouns
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 22mins
Is 'water' a countable or uncountable noun?
finite
uncountable
measurable
countable
Give an example of a countable noun.
dog
apple
cat
chair
What is the difference between countable and uncountable nouns?
Countable nouns can be counted with numbers, while uncountable nouns cannot be counted.
Countable nouns can only be used in singular form, while uncountable nouns can only be used in plural form.
Countable nouns are always proper nouns, while uncountable nouns are always common nouns.
Countable nouns refer to physical objects, while uncountable nouns refer to abstract concepts.
Can you count 'furniture'?
Sometimes
No
Maybe
Yes
Provide an example of an uncountable noun.
water
love
chair
apple
How can you make an uncountable noun countable?
Ignore the noun's uncountable nature
Add a unit of measurement, a specific quantity, or use a counting word before the noun.
Subtract a unit of measurement from the noun
Use a plural form of the noun
Name a food item that is usually considered uncountable.
Water
Bread
Milk
Rice
Explain why 'information' is an uncountable noun.
Information is a plural noun
Information can be counted in some contexts
Information can be quantified with numbers
Information is an uncountable noun because it cannot be pluralized or quantified with numbers.
Give an example of a noun that can be both countable and uncountable.
love
water
sand
air
What are some common mistakes people make when using countable and uncountable nouns?
Treating countable nouns as uncountable
Using 'few' or 'little' incorrectly
Using 'many' or 'much' incorrectly and not using the correct plural form for countable nouns or treating uncountable nouns as countable.
Not using any quantifiers with countable or uncountable nouns
accommodation
uncountable
countable
dictionary
countable
uncountable
Have you got _____ pen?
a
an
some
any
We didn't see _____ people in the streets.
a
an
some
any
My wife doesn't want _____ dog.
a
an
some
any
Countable or Uncountable?
Child
Countable
Uncountable
Countable or Uncountable?
Homework
Countable
Uncountable
I want to make ... sandwiches. Do you think we need ... tomatoes in our sandwich?
any, some
some, any
a, any
some, an
Can I have ... coffee, please?
any
a lot of
some
an
I don't have ... vegetables in the fridge.
some
any
a
an
There are ... students in the classroom.
a lot of
any
lot of
much
Which of the following is countable?
juice
honey
doughnut
ketchup
Which of these nouns is uncountable?
jam
egg
apple
banana
I have ______ books in the drawer.
a few
plenty of
a little
much
........ of the books were lost.
Some
Any
A little
A few
There isn't_____________bread
any
enough
too many
some
Would you like some chocolate? Yes, but not ___________, just _____________
too much / a few
too many / a few
too enough/ a little
too much / a little
I haven't got _____ rice
many
much
a few
amount
the children are playing in the playground
countable
uncountable
MY SON DOESN`T LIKE ________FRUIT.
ANY
SOME
AN
A
THERE ARE _________EASY QUESTIONS IN THE TEST.
ANY
SOME
MUCH
AN
THIS IS ___________AWESOME GROUP OF STUDENTS.
ANY
AN
A
SOME
........ of the books were lost.
Some
Any
A little
A few
Get me a ________________ of chocolate and two __________________ of pizza.
a) slice / cups
b) packet / cartons
c) bar / slices
d) bottle / slices
I only ate a ________________ of cheesecake with a _________________ of latte there. I don`t know about other dessert.
a) slice / glass
b) cup / packet
c) slice / can
d) bar / carton
Mom usually adds _________________ carrots and a ______________ of rice into that food. It`s delicious that way.
a) some / cup
b) any / packet
c) some / can
d) bar / bottle
What's this?
It's a tub of milk.
It's a bottle of milk.
It's a carton of milk.
It's a box of milk.
What's this?
It's a box of beans.
It's a tin of beans.
It's a loaf of beans.
It's a can of beans.
What's this?
It's a carton of honey.
It's a can of honey.
It's a jug of honey.
It's a jar of honey.
What's this?
It's a bag of ketchup.
It's a carton of ketchup
It's a jar of ketchup.
It's a bottle of ketchup.
What's this?
It's a carton of bread.
It's a loaf of bread.
It's a slice of bread.
It's a pieces of bread.
What's this?
It's a loaf of cake.
It's a bottle of bread.
It's a piece of cake.
It's a slice of cake.
What's this?
It's a pack of ham.
It's a loaf of ham.
It's a slice of ham.
It's a box of ham.
What's this?
It's a loaf of pizza.
It's a slice of pizza
It's a pack of pizza.
It's a tray of pizza
Which is the correct container?
A ________ of olive oil.
bag
box
bottle
packet
Which is the correct container?
A _______ of cereal.
can
bottle
box
bag
Which is the correct container?
A __________ of flour.
bag
can
bottle
bucket
Which is the correct container?
A __________ of spaghetti.
bowl
bag
plate
box
Which is the correct container?
A ____________ of donuts.
jar
box
tray
bag
A glass of .......
Coca cola
water
coffee
orange juice
A box of .......
chocolates
eggs
milk
cereal
A bottle of ......
water
milk
yogurt
sugar
a bunch of longan
a pack of longan
a group of longan
a number of longan
What do you see?
a pot of tea
a jar of tea
a pan of tea
a can of tea
What do you see?
a tin of tomatoes
a can of cola
a jar of jam
a carton of juice
What do see?
a box of fruit
a bar of fruit
a bag of fruit
a basket of fruit
What is this?
A bottle of tuna
A can of tuna
A cup of tuna
A tub of tuna
What is this?
A bottle of coffee
A can of coffee
A glass of coffee
A cup of coffee
A _________ of toothpaste.
tube
jar
bunch
box
A _________ of soup.
cup
bowl
slice
plate
Five _________ of paper towels.
glasses
boxes
cartons
rolls
