English Exercises > countables - uncountables exercises

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1. Write c for countable and u for uncountable: � �� time - �������� books - ������ sugar - ����� milk - ����� pens - �������� hair - ��������� ��chairs - ���meat - ������� butter - ������ pencils - ��� bread - ��� jam - ��������� friends - ����� �fingers - � flour - �������� apples - ����� oil - ����������� cars - ���� �salt - ���������� �houses - ������� �cheese - � rice - ��������� tea - ���������� games - ����� tomatoes - �� cream - ��� honey - ����� carrots - � � �a)� a / an + singular countable noun�( a pen, an apple)���� some� + plural countable nouns - positive sentences ( There are some cars) ���������� �������������������������������������������������������������������������� some�+��uncountable nouns - positive sentences��( There is some oil)����� ��any - we use any in negative sentences and in most questions.(countable and uncountable nouns)��I don't have any pens.�There isn't any salt.������ ���������� Do you have any sisters? � 2.�Choose a, an, some or any � a)� It is anysomeaan�dog.���������������������������� b) Have you got anysomeaan� friends?����������������������c) �I bought aansomeany�milk. � d) Linda has not�got aanysomean�pets.������� e) There is anysomeaan�orange on the table.������������� f) Tim eats aansomeany�cheese every day. � g)�We don't have��aansomeany�bread.������� h) My brother found aansomeany�money.����������������� i) My sister found aansomeany�pen. � j) Do you have�aansomeany�eggs?������������ k) There are aansomeany�students in the classroom.�� l)�Is there aansomeany�pencil on the desk?������ � � �b) how much - we use with uncountable nouns�������������� how many - we use with countable nouns. � � � 3. Choose How� much or How many � a)� How muchHow many�cheese do you buy? � b) How muchHow many�books are there in your bag? � c)�How muchHow many�films did Tom see last week? � d) How muchHow many�money do you spend every week? � e) How muchHow many�friends does Linda have? � f) How muchHow many�sugar do we need? � g) How muchHow many�tomatoes are there in the fridge? � h) How muchHow many�meat are you going to buy? � i) How muchHow many�milk did you drink yesterday? � j) How muchHow many�apples do you see? � � � � � � � � � � � �