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Countable or uncountable?

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  • Os artigos indefinidos a e an não são usados antes de countables nouns no plural e uncountable nouns.
    TRUE
    FALSE
  • Qual a tradução de: "a pot of ice cream".
    um pote de sorvete.
  • PAINT
    UNCOUNTABLE
    COUNTABLE
  • BOOK
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • SUGAR
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • FLOWER
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • PAPER
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Qual a tradução de: "a pinch of salt"
    uma pitada de sal
  • MILK
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • TOMATO
    UNCOUNTABLE
    COUNTABLE
  • ORANGE
    UNCOUNTABLE
    COUNTABLE
  • Os artigos indefinidos a e an não são usados antes de countable nouns no singular.
    FALSE
    TRUE
  • Os artigos indefinidos a e an são usados antes de countable nouns no singular.
    FALSE
    TRUE
  • EGG
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • PENCIL
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Let’s have a cup of _______ at the coffee shop.
    EGGS
    MONEY
    COFFEE
    PANTS
  • BUTTER
    UNCOUNTABLE
    COUNTABLE
  • PEN
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • COFFEE
    UNCOUNTABLE
    COUNTABLE
  • PANTS
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Para os uncountable nouns, podemos indicar a quantidade usando algumas expressões como "a bag of rice".
    TRUE
    FALSE
  • The TV costs $500 and we don’t have this amount of ________.
    MONEY
    COFFEE
    EGGS
    PANTS
  • APPLE
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Os artigos indefinidos a e an são usados antes de countables nouns no plural e uncountable nouns.
    FALSE
    TRUE
  • We need to buy a dozen _________ to make a cake.
    COFFEE
    EGGS
    PANTS
    MONEY
  • FURNITURE
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • ERASER
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • MONEY
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Qual a tradução de: "a can of soda"
    uma lata de refrigerante.
  • Countable nouns can be counted and they have both singular and plural forms, such as
    bread and milk
    apples and tomatoes
  • NOTEBOOK
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Yesterday, I bought a nice pair of ______ at the clothes store.
    PANTS
    MONEY
    COFFEE
    EGGS
  • BREAD
    COUNTABLE
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • Qual a tradução de: "a slice of pizza".
    uma fatia de pizza.
  • Uncountable nouns can’t be counted and they only have a singular form, such as
    pen and pencils
    paper and paint
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