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Worksheet 2. Countables and Uncountables, Some and Any - Marilyn

The document contains 10 exercises about countable and uncountable nouns in English. It provides lists of nouns and sentences to identify whether they are countable or uncountable. It also includes exercises using quantifiers like "some", "any", "a/an" and questions with "how many" or "how much". The goal is to choose the correct quantifier or determiner based on whether the noun is countable or uncountable.

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Worksheet 2. Countables and Uncountables, Some and Any - Marilyn

The document contains 10 exercises about countable and uncountable nouns in English. It provides lists of nouns and sentences to identify whether they are countable or uncountable. It also includes exercises using quantifiers like "some", "any", "a/an" and questions with "how many" or "how much". The goal is to choose the correct quantifier or determiner based on whether the noun is countable or uncountable.

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Universidad Popular del Cesar

Facultad Ciencias Administrativas, Contables y Económicas


Programa de Comercio Internacional
Elementary I

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

NAME Marilyn Michel Jimenez Ortiz

1. Write C for countable nouns and U for uncountable nouns:

elephant C hat C doctor C door C


milk U monkey C meat U teeth C
helicopter C children C train C butter U
snake C bread U box C orange C
coffee U dress C water U tomato C
sugar U shoe C bed C flour U
lion C money U cheese U chocolate U

2. Write A, AN or SOME:
A banana SOME cheese SOME water SOME bread SOME cherries
SOME eggs AN orange juice SOME meat A sandwich SOME lions
SOME tomatoes AN apple SOME chocolate A tooth AN egg
AN elephant A biscuit A bed SOME sweets An orange
3. Put the nouns in the correct column:

children bird egg table meat men coffee cheese bread milk
tea sandwiches knife feet watch cherries poster apples

Countable nouns Uncountable nouns


Singular Plural
1 Table 7 Apples 13 Meat

2 Egg 8 Sandwiches 14 Bread

3 Watch 9 Children 15 Coffee

4 Bird 10 Men 16 Cheese

5 Knife 11 Cherries 17 Milk

6 Poster 12 Feet 18 Tea


Universidad Popular del Cesar
Facultad Ciencias Administrativas, Contables y Económicas
Programa de Comercio Internacional
Elementary I

4. Complete with A, AN, or SOME:

1. There’s some soup for your sister.


2. There’s a mouse under the sofa.
3. There’s some milk for the cat.
4. I’ve got some idea!
5. There’s an orange juice for you.
6. There’s a letter for you on the desk.
7. We’ve got some cheese. Let’s make a pizza.
5. Write EIGHT sentences using the words in the table:
PEOPLE
THERE IS A MAGAZINES
BATH
SINK
AN UMBRELLA
WATER
THERE ARE ORANGE
SOME APPLE JUICE

1. There is an umbrella 2. There is an apple juice


3. There is some water 4. There is a bath
5. There are a people 6. There is an orange
7. There are some magazines 8. There is a sink

6. Fill in “How many” or “how much”:


1. How many books are there on the table?
2. How much sugar is there on the table?
3. How many oranges are there in the bag?
4. How many windows are there in your class?
5. How many men are there in the street?
6. How much butter is there in the fridge?
7. How much coke is there in the bottle?
8. How much bread is there on the table?
9. How many shoes are there on the floor?
10.How many flowers are there in the vase?
Universidad Popular del Cesar
Facultad Ciencias Administrativas, Contables y Económicas
Programa de Comercio Internacional
Elementary I

7. Make the singular nouns into plural nouns:


man men bus buses lady ladies
mouse mice glass glasses policeman cops
tooth teeth dress dresses sandwich sandwiches
woman women tomato tomatoes class classes
foot feet potato potatoes city cities
child children watch watches box boxes
knife knives cherry cherries

8. Fill in THERE IS or THERE ARE:


1. There are two children in the park. 6. There is a picture on the wall.
2. There is a man in the room. 7. There is some bread on the table.
3. There is some water in the bottle. 8. There are some eggs in the fridge.
4. There is a lion in the zoo. 9. There are nine teachers in the corridor.
5. There are two books on the table. 10. There is a green crocodile in the river.

9. Complete the sentences using SOME or ANY:


1. There isn’t any money in the bag.
2. She has got some books.
3. There aren’t any chairs in the room.
4. Are there any birds in the tree?
5. There are some fish in the water.
6. Are there any rabbits in the garden?
7. There isn’t any milk in the fridge.
8. I’ve got some beautiful postcards from London.
9. Have we got any orange juice?
10. She hasn’t got any money.

10. Fill in THERE IS/ISN’T or THERE ARE/AREN’T:


1. There isn’t any milk in your glass.
2. There are some friends from England.
3. There isn’t any sugar for the cake.
4. There aren´t any mistakes in your English test.
5. There is some fresh milk.
6. There isn’t any salt in my soup.
7. There is some ice-cream for you.
8. There are some clouds in the sky.
9. There aren’t any boxes under your bed.

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