Share Countable and uncontable nouns
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Which noun is countable?
rice
sand
water
apple
Which noun is uncountable?
bowl
banana
egg
rain
Choose the best article: “I ate ___ apple.”
an
the
some
a
Choose the best word: “Please bring ___ eggs.”
an
one
some
a
Choose the best article: “She poured ___ water.”
a
two
some
an
Which sentence is correct?
I have a eggs.
I have some eggs.
I have some an egg.
I have an eggs.
Which noun is usually uncountable?
bowls
apples
rice
D) bananas
Pick the countable noun.
sand
milk
rain
pan
Choose the best article: “That is ___ orange.”
some
many
an
a
Choose the best word: “We need ___ sugar for the cake.”
two
some
an
a
Which set is all countable nouns?
water, rice, sand
sugar, water, rice
apple, egg, bowl
milk, rain, juice
Which set is all uncountable nouns?
flour, apples, eggs
rice, water, bananas
rain, rice, water
bowl, pan, jug
Choose the best article: “He bought ___ banana.”
a
any
some
an
Choose the best word: “There is ___ sand on the beach.”
any
an
a
some
Which sentence is correct?
She has an waters.
She has two waters.
She has some water.
She has a water.
Which noun can be both countable and uncountable in different meanings?
sand
rice
rain
chocolate
