Countable and Uncountable Nouns

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• He has bought a bread

• He has bought a breads

• He has bought some bread

• he has bought a loaf of breads

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• They have heard a bad news

• They have heard any bad news

• They have heard a good news.

• They have heard the bad news

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• He is eating apple

• He is eating an apple

• He is eating some apple

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• There are many trees near our house.

• There are many tree near our house.

• There are much trees near our house.

• There is many trees near our house.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• He gave me many advices

• He gave me much advices

• he gave me some advices

• He gave me some advice.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• Carry all your luggages onto the train.

• Carry all your luggage onto the train.

• Carry all your many luggages onto the train.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• I have got lots of home works to do today.

• I have got lots of homework to do today.

• i have got many homeworks to do today.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• The factory needs much equipments.

• The factory needs many equipments

• The factory needs some equipment.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• She likes Tagore's poetries.

• She likes Tagore's poetry.

• She likes Tagore's some poems.

Pick up the correct sentence from the following:

• Please buy a kilo of wheat from the shop.

• Please buy a kilo of wheats from the shop.

• Please buy many kilos of wheats from the shop.

• Please buy a wheat from the shop.