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Nouns - Countable & Uncountable

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  • Which noun has both a countable and uncountable meaning? leisure, patience, light, conduct
    light
  • Which is the plural of "phenomenon"?
    phenomena
  • I went to the dentist since two (tooth/ teeth) had cavities.
    teeth
  • (How much/ How many) of the news is encouraging?
    How much
  • I got scared because of (a bolt / a clap) of thunder.
    a clap
  • Is the following sentence correct? Mary really enjoys playing a game of tennis every weekend.
    yes
  • Which of these nouns can NOT be countable: sunshine, fun, luggage, advice?
    fun
  • Is the noun "moose" singular, plural or both?
    both
  • John is going to master in (an article / a piece / a branch) of chemistry at Harvard.
    a branch
  • Which of the following nouns can NOT be countable? (exercise / time / hair / weather)
    weather
  • Which is the correct plural form of "loaf"? (loafes /loaves)
    loaves