Nouns that are both countable and uncountable

Exercise 3

Choose the correct word or phrase and complete the sentences.

A: Are you ready to order?

B: Yes, please. Can I have and rice? And a glass of mineral water.

A: Susan, do you have in your henhouse this year?

B: Why do you want to know?

A: Is made from cacao beans?

B: Yes, it is. And did you know that the top producers of cacao are the Ivory Coast and Ghana?

A: Can I taste chocolates from your box?

B: OK. You can choose from my box, but I'll take one from your box.

A: I'm afraid I am not very good at English grammar.

B: Do as as you can and you'll improve your English in a month or two.

A: Sharon, you should take more if you want to lose weight.

B: Really? But I don't want to lose wait.

A: Josh has in the kitchen, but he does know how to make really good scrambled eggs.

B: Josh and good scrambled eggs? Are you joking?

A: I saw my boss dancing only once and it was I will never forget.

B: To tell the truth, I can't imagine your boss dancing.

A: Don't forget to turn all the off before you leave the house.

B: OK, mum. I won't.

A: Our apartment is surrounded by tall trees so it doesn't get .

B: Why don't you have them cut down?

A: Marion Hotel. What can I do for you?

B: Excuse me. Do you have at your hotel for tonight?

A: I got rid of some old books to make for contemporary American writers.

B: What a shame! I collect old books.

Countable and uncountable nouns - exercises Multiple choice and gap-filling exercises + PDF worksheets.