Count Noun : noun that we can count 1, 2, 3 (It has singular and plural forms.)

Noun Count Noun : Noun that we cannot count 1, 2, 3 ( it has no singular or plural forms. Using singular verb with it.)

Some + plural noun. (Used in a positive sentence Ex. Some books, some people, some cars)
Some + non count noun ( used in a positive sentence Ex. some water, some salt)
Many + plural noun (used and positive and question sentences. many books, many houses)
Much + noncount noun. Used in a positive, negative and question Ex. much noise, much salt)

Practice

Count & Non-count Nouns Practice

🧺 Count & Non-count Nouns Practice

✏️ Gap-Filling (10 Questions)

Complete the following sentences with " a, an, some, any, many, alot of, few"

1. I need milk.

2. She bought book.

3. There isn’t sugar left.

4. How apples are there?

5. He drank water about 5 liters per day.

6. Do you have rice?

7. She needs information.

8. There are chairs in the room so Ihave to take one from the other room.

9. I don’t have money.

10. He ate orange.

1. How ___ apples do you want?

2. There isn’t ___ milk.

3. We need ___ bread.

4. She has ___ friends.

5. I drank ___ water.

6. There is ___ juice left.

7. She bought ___ eggs.

8. He doesn’t have ___ time.

9. There are ___ students here.

10. I need ___ advice.

11. We don’t have ___ chairs.

12. There is ___ sugar.

13. She ate ___ apple.

14. He has ___ homework.

15. Are there ___ bananas?

16. I need ___ pencil.

17. She doesn’t drink ___ coffee.

18. There are ___ cars outside.

19. We have ___ information.

20. I ate ___ rice.