Grammar: Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Test your understanding of countable nouns (that can be counted: one cat, two cats) and uncountable nouns (that cannot be counted: water, information, furniture).
Questions cover identifying countable vs. uncountable nouns, using 'much' and 'many' correctly, and the classic mistakes like 'informations' or 'furnitures'.
It sounds simple, but these nouns cause some of the most persistent mistakes for English learners — test yourself.
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Q1
Which of the following is a countable noun?
Q2
Which noun is uncountable?
Q3
Which of these nouns are countable? (Select all that apply)
What This Quiz Covers
- Identifying countable vs. uncountable nouns
- 'Much' vs. 'many' and quantifiers
- Uncountable nouns with no plural form
- 'A piece of' and other counting phrases
- Irregular plural forms
- Common countability mistakes
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