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CPE Uncountable Countable nouns
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Apparently ______ at the new is free to drivers who spend over a certain sum there.
parking
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______ from overseas has prompted many manufacturing companies to slash their costs.
Competition
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The police IS/ARE investigating fraud allegations against him.
ARE
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Sorry I can't come, but I've been asked to take part in _____. It's for my company's new skin car range.
a promotion
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Their premises WAS/WERE demolished last year.
WERE
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You clothes IS/ARE very smart.
ARE
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______ generated by the court case is hardly what the manufacturers would have wanted.
The publicity
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The goods IS/ARE scheduled for delivery next week.
ARE
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The news IS/ARE on at 10 p.m.
IS
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Belongings IS/ARE sometimes a burden.
ARE
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A new family HAS/HAVE moved in next door.
HAS/HAVE
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By entering ______ every week, she reckons on winning something at least four times a year.
a competition / (some) competitions
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Management HAS/HAVE offered staff a 3% pay rise.
HAS/HAVE
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You've bought a lovely house and it will look great once you get ______ in.
some/the furniture
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______ in the retail sector are likely to see their profits hit.
(Some) businesses
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We have received ______ about our new service from a dissatisfied customer in Sweden.
a complaint/(some) complaints
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A huge percentage of new products coming to the market will fail; ______ are surprisingly hard to achieve.
successes
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The economy IS/ARE in a state of decline.
IS
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If there is a choice of colours, do you have _____?
a preference / any preference(s)
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Although he enjoys his work, he tries hard not to let ______ interfere with pleasure.
business
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The public IS/ARE not interested in the lives of second-rate popstars.
IS/ARE
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The government IS/ARE expected to announce new proposals.
IS/ARE
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The committee VOTES/VOTE on the issue tonight.
VOTES/VOTE
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Our swimming team IS/ARE the best.
IS/ARE
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When my grandmother was a child, ______ such as washing machines and dishwashers did not exist.
appliances
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The United States of America HAS/HAVE been the world's principal economic power.
HAS
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When credit and debit cards are so widely accepted these days, I don't see the point in carrying ______.
(any) cash
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