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Countable and uncontable nouns

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  • Which noun is uncountable?
    bowl
    egg
    banana
    rain
  • Choose the best article: “She carried ___ jug.”
    somes
    some
    an
    a
  • Which set is all uncountable nouns?
    rain, rice, water
    rice, water, bananas
    bowl, pan, jug
    flour, apples, eggs
  • Choose the best article: “He bought ___ banana.”
    any
    a
    some
    an
  • Which sentence is correct?
    I need many advice.
    I need a advice.
    I need some advice.
    I need an advice.
  • Choose the best article: “She poured ___ water.”
    a
    some
    an
    two
  • Which noun is countable?
    sand
    rice
    water
    apple
  • Which sentence is correct?
    I have some eggs.
    I have some an egg.
    I have an eggs.
    I have a eggs.
  • Which noun can be both countable and uncountable in different meanings?
    rice
    sand
    rain
    chocolate
  • Fill the blank: “How ___ rice do we have?”
    a
    much
    many
    an
  • Choose the best word: “There is ___ sand on the beach.”
    a
    an
    some
    any
  • Fill the blank: “How ___ apples are in the bag?”
    an
    many
    much
    a
  • Which noun is usually uncountable?
    D) bananas
    rice
    bowls
    apples
  • Choose the best word: “There isn’t ___ milk left.”
    much
    an
    a
    some
  • Which sentence is correct?
    She has two waters.
    She has some water.
    She has a water.
    She has an waters.
  • Choose the best article: “I ate ___ apple.”
    a
    some
    the
    an
  • Choose the best word: “Please bring ___ eggs.”
    a
    one
    some
    an
  • Choose the best word: “We need ___ sugar for the cake.”
    a
    some
    an
    two
  • Pick the countable noun.
    pan
    rain
    milk
    sand
  • Choose the best article: “That is ___ orange.”
    some
    many
    a
    an
  • Choose the best word: “Put ___ bowls on the table.”
    any
    an
    a
    some
  • Which set is all countable nouns?
    water, rice, sand
    apple, egg, bowl
    milk, rain, juice
    sugar, water, rice
  • Which needs “much” instead of “many”?
    apples
    water
    bananas
    eggs
  • Which needs “many” instead of “much”?
    rice
    sugar
    bananas
    sand
  • Choose the plural form.
    one egg, two eggs
    one egg, two egg
    one eggs, two egg
    one egg, two egges
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