Count vs Non-Count Nouns Quiz

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Count vs Non-Count Nouns QuizVersión en línea Countable vs uncountable nouns in quick questions. por Mario José Moreno Sierra 1 Is 'water' a count noun or a non-count (uncountable) noun? a Both b Count noun c Non-count (uncountable) noun d Depends 2 Which is a count noun? a apple b sand c water d music 3 Select the non-count noun: a bread b stones c apples d chairs 4 Which word is a count noun? a furniture b apple c water d sand 5 Which is a non-count noun? a sand b rain c apples d chairs 6 Is 'furniture' count or non-count? a Depends b Non-count c Count d Both 7 Which phrase uses a non-count noun correctly? a many furniture b many furnitures c much furnitures d much furniture 8 Which phrase uses a count noun correctly? a much breads b many water c much rice d many apples 9 Which noun commonly uses a measure word like 'a piece of'? a chairs b apple c rain d bread 10 Which sentence uses a count noun correctly? a I have two apples. b I have two waters. c I have two rice. d I have two milk.

Count vs Non-Count Nouns QuizVersión en línea

Countable vs uncountable nouns in quick questions.

por Mario José Moreno Sierra

Is 'water' a count noun or a non-count (uncountable) noun?

Both

Count noun

Non-count (uncountable) noun

Depends

Which is a count noun?

apple

sand

water

music

Select the non-count noun:

bread

stones

apples

chairs

Which word is a count noun?

furniture

apple

water

sand

Which is a non-count noun?

sand

rain

apples

chairs

Is 'furniture' count or non-count?

Depends

Non-count

Count

Both

Which phrase uses a non-count noun correctly?

many furniture

many furnitures

much furnitures

much furniture

Which phrase uses a count noun correctly?

much breads

many water

much rice

many apples

Which noun commonly uses a measure word like 'a piece of'?

chairs

apple

rain

bread

Which sentence uses a count noun correctly?

I have two apples.

I have two waters.

I have two rice.

I have two milk.

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Count vs Non-Count Nouns QuizVersión en línea

por Mario José Moreno Sierra

Is 'water' a count noun or a non-count (uncountable) noun?

Which is a count noun?

Select the non-count noun:

Which word is a count noun?

Which is a non-count noun?

Is 'furniture' count or non-count?

Which phrase uses a non-count noun correctly?

Which phrase uses a count noun correctly?

Which noun commonly uses a measure word like 'a piece of'?

Which sentence uses a count noun correctly?

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