Nouns: Countable vs Uncountable

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Froggy Jumps Nouns: Countable vs UncountableVersión en línea Test: countable/uncountable nouns and quantifiers. por jose oswaldo hortua garcia 1 Which noun is uncountable: bread, apples, cars? a Cars b Apples c Bread 2 Which is a correct quantifier for countable nouns? a little b much c many 3 Choose the uncountable noun: water, oranges, cookies. a Cookies b Oranges c Water 4 Which statement uses a correct quantifier for uncountables? a There is many sugar left. b There aren’t many sugar left. c There isn’t much sugar left. 5 Which is correct with a countable noun? a A little milk b Much homework c Several books 6 Choose the proper phrase for a large amount of uncountable nouns? a A few rain b A lot of rain c Many rain 7 Which is correct for a few apples? a A few apples b Much apples c A little apples 8 Which is correct for a large quantity of money? a A lot of money b Much money c Many money 9 Identify the uncountable noun in this list: music, chairs, bottles. a Music b Chairs c Bottles 10 Which sentence uses few correctly? a Few person attended the lecture. b Few peoples attended the lecture. c Few people attended the lecture.

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Nouns: Countable vs UncountableVersión en línea

Test: countable/uncountable nouns and quantifiers.

por jose oswaldo hortua garcia

Which noun is uncountable: bread, apples, cars?

Cars

Apples

Bread

Which is a correct quantifier for countable nouns?

little

much

many

Choose the uncountable noun: water, oranges, cookies.

Oranges

Water

Which statement uses a correct quantifier for uncountables?

There is many sugar left.

There aren’t many sugar left.

There isn’t much sugar left.

Which is correct with a countable noun?

A little milk

Much homework

Several books

Choose the proper phrase for a large amount of uncountable nouns?

A few rain

A lot of rain

Many rain

Which is correct for a few apples?

A few apples

Much apples

A little apples

Which is correct for a large quantity of money?

A lot of money

Much money

Many money

Identify the uncountable noun in this list: music, chairs, bottles.

Music

Chairs

Bottles

Which sentence uses few correctly?

Few person attended the lecture.

Few peoples attended the lecture.

Few people attended the lecture.

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Nouns: Countable vs UncountableVersión en línea

por jose oswaldo hortua garcia

Which noun is uncountable: bread, apples, cars?

Which is a correct quantifier for countable nouns?

Choose the uncountable noun: water, oranges, cookies.

Which statement uses a correct quantifier for uncountables?

Which is correct with a countable noun?

Choose the proper phrase for a large amount of uncountable nouns?

Which is correct for a few apples?

Which is correct for a large quantity of money?

Identify the uncountable noun in this list: music, chairs, bottles.

Which sentence uses few correctly?

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