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  • Advice or advices?
    ADVICE
  • Things which are difficult to separate or count are considered UNCOUNTABLE. (Hair, spaghetti, popcorn...)
    TRUE, BABY!
  • shoe or shoes
    COUNTABLE so both
  • I would like a ____ of water.
    BOTTLE/LITRE...
  • A LITTLE and LITTLE are used with countable nouns :) T or F.
    FALSE, with uncountable ^^
  • We use some with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. T or F.
    TRUE
  • Homework or homeworks
    HOMEWORK
  • What is the plural form of person?
    People
  • Is furniture countable of uncountable?
    UNcountable
  • We use many with uncountable nouns. (How many girls are int he class?)T or F.
    FALSE
  • I'd like a quater ____ of chicken, please.
    KILO
  • Countable nouns refers to things we can count. T or F
    TRUE!
  • We use a singular verb with an uncountable noun (eg. His advice WAS helpful) T or F
    TRUE! TRUE! TRUE!
  • Abstract nouns are considered COUNTABLE (advice, anger, information, happiness, homework, love)
    FALSE!
  • Some plural nouns are irregular.
    TRUE
  • WHAT IS THE PLURAL FORM OF CHILD?!
    children
  • We can use A/AN before uncountable noun (eg. an advice) T OR F
    FALSE
  • Liquids and masses are NOT uncountable nouns. (milk, water, cheese, sugar, cereal)
    FALSE! Why would you sit there and count them?
  • We use A FEW/ FEW /SEVERAL with countable nouns. T or F?
    TRUE
  • Uncountable nouns are things we can count. T or F
    FALSE! It's in the name...
  • We use any only with uncountable nouns. T or F.
    FALSE
  • We add -S to make an uncountable noun plural (eg. advices) T or F
    FALSE, it's UNcountable
  • What is the plural for woman and man
    WOMEN and MEN
  • 5 ____ of chocolate.
    BARS/PIECES
  • We use much with uncountable nouns. T or F.
    TRUE
  • Would you like a pice of ____?
    PIZZA, CAKE, BREAD
  • To start counting uncountable nouns, we use words like PIECE OF, A BOTTLE OF, A JAR OF, A TIN OF, A LITRE OF...
    TRUE TRUE TRUE, now we're counting ; )
  • For plural forms of countable nouns we simply and a -S. T or F
    ...true...
  • LOTS and A LOT OF can be used with both plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. T or F
    TRUE
  • A ___of petrol.
    LITRE
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