Countable vs Uncountable Nouns

Is 'apple' a countable noun?

• No, 'apple' is an uncountable noun.

• Yes, 'apple' is a countable noun.

• 'Apple' is a collective noun.

• 'Apple' cannot be counted individually.

Is 'water' a countable noun?

• Only in certain contexts

• Yes

• Sometimes

• No

Is 'book' a countable noun?

• No, 'book' is an uncountable noun.

• 'Book' can only be used in plural form.

• 'Book' refers to a concept, not a physical item.

• Yes, 'book' is a countable noun.

Is 'rice' a countable noun?

• 'Rice' is a collective noun.

• Yes, 'rice' is a countable noun.

• 'Rice' can be counted in specific contexts.

• No, 'rice' is not a countable noun.

Is 'furniture' a countable noun?

• 'Furniture' is a plural noun.

• No, 'furniture' is not a countable noun.

• Yes, 'furniture' is a countable noun.

• 'Furniture' can be counted as individual items.

Is 'child' a countable noun?

• 'Child' can only be used in plural form.

• Yes, 'child' is a countable noun.

• 'Child' is a proper noun.

• No, 'child' is an uncountable noun.

Is 'milk' a countable noun?

• 'Milk' is a plural noun.

• 'Milk' can be counted in liters.

• Yes, 'milk' is a countable noun.

• No, 'milk' is not a countable noun.

Is 'car' a countable noun?

• Yes, 'car' is a countable noun.

• Yes, 'car' is a collective noun.

• No, 'car' is an uncountable noun.

• No, 'car' cannot be counted.

Is 'information' a countable noun?

• 'Information' can be counted in certain contexts.

• 'Information' is a plural noun.

• Yes, 'information' is a countable noun.

• No, 'information' is not a countable noun.

Is 'sand' a countable noun?

• 'Sand' is a collective noun.

• Yes, 'sand' is a countable noun.

• 'Sand' can be counted in specific contexts.

• No, 'sand' is not a countable noun.