Countable Nouns vs Uncountable Nouns Exercises - Test 1
- 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 in the mine. (friend)
- 5. For many she remained quite silent. (minute)
- 6. For some the sound of laughter was heard. (time)
- 7. But it was not with much . (success)
- 8. But it was only for a few . (week)
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9. Some came from a house behind me.
(man)
- 10. No one paid any to us. (attention)
- 11. It required some to do that. (courage)
- 12. The story is told in a few . (word)
- 13. The men had no answer for some . (moment)
- 14. We have made some , though. (progress)
- 15. I can make a little for you. (money)
- 16. In a few they found it. (moment)
- 17. He had expected this for some . (time)
- 18. But there is not any in her. (love)
- 19. He may be able to throw some on it. (light)
- 20. And perhaps I might be of some . (help)
Online Countable or Uncountable (plurality) Nouns Exercises - Quizzes with Answers
2028 countable uncountable online multiple choices exercises in 101 tests. Practice countable nouns vs uncountable nouns online for exams, check your answers. Improve your English grammar with the interactive countable or uncountable (plurality) nouns activities. Suitable for beginner, elementary and intermediate level learners.
