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Countable vs Uncountable Nouns QuizVersión en línea Countable vs Uncountable Nouns por APEXIA 1 Which sentence is correct? a A) How many water do you want? b B) How much water do you want? c C) How much waters do you want? d D) How many waters do you want? 2 Choose the correct sentence. a B) How many apples are there? b A) How much apples are there? c C) How many apple is there? d D) How much apple are there? 3 Which sentence is correct? a A) I need two breads. b D) I need two breads of loaf. c C) I need two loaves of bread. d B) I need two bread. 4 Choose the correct sentence. a C) Two children are here. b D) Two children is here. c A) Two childs are here. d B) Two childs is here. 5 Which sentence is correct? a D) There is five bus. b A) There is five buses. c B) There are five buses. d C) There are five bus. Retour 1 Water is uncountable, so we use how much. 2 Apples are countable plural, so we use how many. 3 Bread is uncountable, so we use a quantity expression like loaves of bread. 4 Children is the irregular plural of child. 5 With plural nouns, we use there are.

Countable vs Uncountable Nouns QuizVersión en línea

Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

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Which sentence is correct?

A) How many water do you want?

B) How much water do you want?

C) How much waters do you want?

D) How many waters do you want?

Choose the correct sentence.

B) How many apples are there?

A) How much apples are there?

C) How many apple is there?

D) How much apple are there?

Which sentence is correct?

A) I need two breads.

D) I need two breads of loaf.

C) I need two loaves of bread.

B) I need two bread.

Choose the correct sentence.

C) Two children are here.

D) Two children is here.

A) Two childs are here.

B) Two childs is here.

Which sentence is correct?

D) There is five bus.

A) There is five buses.

B) There are five buses.

C) There are five bus.

Retour

Water is uncountable, so we use how much.

Apples are countable plural, so we use how many.

Bread is uncountable, so we use a quantity expression like loaves of bread.

Children is the irregular plural of child.

With plural nouns, we use there are.

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