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Which sentence uses a correctly?

I want a water.

I need an rice.

I want a notebook.

Give me a furniture.

Noncount nouns name things that you can’t count: rice, tea. They don’t use a/an. They don’t have plural forms.

True

False

Which question is correct for water?

How much waters do you drink?

How many water do you drink?

How much water do you drink?

How many waters do you drink?

Which question is correct for milk?

How much milk?

How much milks?

How many milk?

How many milks?

Which phrase works in negatives?

I have any milk.

I don’t have some milk.

I don’t have any milk.

I have any breads.

Which nouns are countable?

Chairs

Advice

Books

Water

Which sentence uses some correctly?

I have some a pen.

I need some bread.

I need some breads.

Some an apple, please.

True or false: Much is common in positive sentences.

False

True

Which noun is countable?

Rice

Carrot

Milk

Sugar

Which question is correct for bananas?

How many banana?

How much bananas?

How much banana?

How many bananas?

Use would like for preferences

True

False

Which noun is uncountable?

Apple

Tea

Chair

Book

True or false: Many is used with plural countable nouns.

True

False

Which nouns are uncountable?

Oranges

Sugar

Milk

Pens

Complete the sentence: I have ___ apples.

much

many

few

little

Which sentence uses any correctly?

There are any eggs.

We bought any eggs.

I don’t have any eggs.

I have any eggs.

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