Countable & Uncountable Nouns

Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Direction: Identify and write the correct countable or uncountable nouns.
1. My friend had three __dogs__( dog / dogs), but now they have five.
2. How much __coffee__( coffee / coffees ) do you have on a daily basis?
3. Thank you for giving me so much __homework__( homework / homeworks ) to do on a Friday night.
4. My grandparents gave me some __money__( money / monies ) on New Year’s day.
5. The forest is full of tall __trees__( tree / trees ).
6. We are having so much fun purchasing new __furniture__( furniture / furnitures) for our new home.
7. David loves adding __cheese__( cheese / cheeses ) on top of any kind of food he takes.
8. Jess bought two __tickets__( ticket / tickets ) for the concert.
9. Don’t forget to get some __tooth paste__( tooth paste / tooth pastes ) on your way back.
10. Wish me good __luck__( luck / lucks )!

Direction: Fill in the blank with the correct response.
1. You need to walk faster. We don’t have __much__( much / many ) time left.
2. She is good at counting a large __amount__( amount / number ) of money quickly and accurately.
3. There are so __many__( much / many ) stories I want to tell you.
4. Sarah knows only __a few__( a little / a few ) people in her school.
5. I would like __a__( a / some ) cup of coffee, please.
6. Frank takes __a lot of__( a lot of / many ) time reading comments on his SNS.
7. Miserably, I make __less__( fewer / less ) money than my famous dog does.
8. To lose weight, one should cut down on sugar and consume __less__( fewer / less ) fat.
9. Jerry reads __several__( several / much ) books in a month.
10. How __much__( much / many ) sleep do we really need?