COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS / SIMPLE PRESENT & CONTINUOUS

They _______ study Science. Now they're ___________ Biology.

• don't / does

• are / studying

• don't / studying

• aren't / study

______ you read magazines? No, but I ___________ ___________ the tv news show.

• Is / watch never

• Do / sometimes watch

• Are / always eat

• Is / usually cook

¨What time is it ? ¨ - here the word TIME is :

• countable

• uncountable

• both countable and uncountable

• none of the above

My first break is at 9:30 to 9:45 am. And my second break is at 11:15 am

Here ,¨break¨ means TIME . So it's :

• both countable and uncountable

• only uncountable

• countable

• none of the above

The teacher is giving us very important ¨information¨

Here, the word information is :

CHOCOLATE : What's the correct sequence ?

• U - U - C - U

• C - U - C - C

• U -C - C- C

• NONE OF THE ABOVE

All Uncountable nouns can be countable.

• Totally true

• Sometimes, it depends on the context.

• Not always

• Absolutely false

COMPLETE : is the noun CHILDREN U/C + grammar tense ?

The children ________________ in the garden.

• COUNTABLE / DONT PLAYING

• COUNTABLE / ARE PLAY

• UNCOUNTABLE / IS PLAYING

• COUNTABLE / ARE PLAYING

My mother ________ _________ to prepare cakes.

• uses butter

• don't use butter

• are using butter

• none of the above

COMPLETE : VERB BE + NOUN + U/C

There _____ a lot of _________ in this classroom.

• are - windows - C

• aren't - window - u

• is - windows - c

• isn't - a window - u