bahasa inggris modul 7 pkt b kls 8 Nouns and Sentences Challenge

What is a countable noun?

• A noun that describes a quality or state.

• A noun that only exists in plural form.

• A noun that can be counted, having singular and plural forms.

• A noun that cannot be counted at all.

Match the following countable nouns with their examples.

• Fruit

• banana

• Fruit

• carrot

• Vegetable

• apple

• Fruit

• grape

What is an uncountable noun?

• An uncountable noun is a noun that cannot be counted individually and typically represents a mass or abstract concept.

• A noun that can be counted easily.

• A noun that represents a specific quantity.

• A noun that is always capitalized.

Match the following uncountable nouns with their examples.

• sweet substance

• sugar

• liquid

• water

• granular material

• sand

• gas

• air

Match the following sentences with their corresponding affirmative statements using countable nouns.

• Three apples are in my basket.

• I have two oranges.

• Five cars are parked outside.

• There are five cars.

• Two oranges are on the table.

• I have three apples.

• Pizza is her favorite food.

• She likes to eat pizza.

Construct a negative sentence using a countable noun: (a)   .

• I do not like oranges.
• I have some bananas.
• I do not have any apples.
• There are no grapes.

Construct an affirmative sentence using an uncountable noun.

• The furniture is expensive.

• The children are playing.

• The water is cold.

• The apples are delicious.

Construct a negative sentence using an uncountable noun: (a)   .

• I do not like water.
• I do not enjoy apples.
• I cannot stand music.
• I dislike the sun.

How do you identify a countable noun in a sentence?

• Countable nouns only exist in plural form.

• Countable nouns are always abstract concepts.

• Countable nouns cannot be counted individually.

• Countable nouns can be counted individually and have singular and plural forms.

Match the following statements about uncountable nouns with their correct descriptions.

• Countable nouns can be counted as individual items, unlike uncountable nouns.

• Uncountable nouns are always abstract concepts.

• Uncountable nouns are typically treated as singular and do not have a plural form.

• Uncountable nouns always have a plural form.

• Examples of uncountable nouns include water, rice, and information.

• Uncountable nouns can be counted individually.

• Some uncountable nouns can be used in a plural form when referring to types or varieties.

• Uncountable nouns cannot be counted individually and do not have a plural form.