Countable - uncountable nouns exercises

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Test 1

Complete the sentences. Use countable nouns with a/an and uncountable nouns without a/an.



Don't forget to buy . And we will also need of bread for dinner.

A: Excuse me. Can you give me about flights departing from Heathrow tonight?

B: Here you are. This is of flight departures.

We are moving to our new house next month. We'll need . And , too.

We've already ordered and for our living room.

I think on an elderly woman looks much better than that costs a fortune.

Children need more sleep than adults. If we don't sleep enough in , it can influence and negative emotions.

Test 2. Complete the sentences with little/a little, few /a few and much/many.

few/a few

All I wanted when I was young was reliable friends my age.

Maria is so busy all the time. She has moments on her own.

people know about this beach. That's why it's so clean.

My girlfriend and I spent days in Barcelona and we really enjoyed it.

little/a little

Ben made a lot of mistakes in the test. He had time to answer the questions.

I preferred a cup of coffee because I'd already had tea before we met at the restaurant.

You have to take up the job. You have choice, I'm afraid.

I have money to spare. I can afford a short holiday somewhere in France.

much/many

How students are taking part in the competition this year?

How rice should I cook for one person? I have no idea.

Poor Susan. She isn't having luck these days, is she?

They didn't have real problems in their relationship, as far as I know.

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