Countable Nouns vs Uncountable Nouns Exercises - Test 1

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• 1. We had been silent for some minutes. (minute)
• 2. I'll get her some coffee. (coffee)
• 3. A few days later she was at home. (day)
• 4. I had made some freindfreindsfriendfriends in the mine. (friend)
• 5. For many minuteminutesminutosminuts she remained quite silent. (minute)

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• 6. For some timetimes the sound of laughter was heard. (time)
• 7. But it was not with much successuccesessuccesssuccessessucess. (success)
• 8. But it was only for a few weekweekendweekendsweekesweeks. (week)
• 9. Some manmanesmansmenmens came from a house behind me. (man)
• 10. No one paid any attentionattentionsattetion to us. (attention)
• 11. It required some coragecourcouragecouragescourge to do that. (courage)
• 12. The story is told in a few wordwords. (word)
• 13. The men had no answer for some momentmoments. (moment)
• 14. We have made some progessprogessesprogresprogressprogresses, though. (progress)
• 15. I can make a little moneymoneys for you. (money)

• 16. In a few momentmoments they found it. (moment)
• 17. He had expected this for some timetimes. (time)
• 18. But there is not any loveloves in her. (love)
• 19. He may be able to throw some lightlightsligthligthsligtht on it. (light)
• 20. And perhaps I might be of some helphelps. (help)

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