An Approach To English Grammar || Chapter IV - NOUNS




1. Find out the nouns in the following sentences and say which of them are countable and which are uncountable:
(i) We drink tea out of a cup.
  • Nouns: tea, cup
  • Countable: cup
  • Uncountable: tea
(ii) Cows give us milk.
  • Nouns: cows, milk, us
  • Countable: cows
  • Uncountable: milk, us
(iii) A cat eats meat.
  • Nouns: cat, meat
  • Countable: cat
  • Uncountable: meat
(iv) We can make a cake with some flour, milk and an egg.
  • Nouns: cake, flour, milk, egg
  • Countable: cake, egg
  • Uncountable: flour, milk
(v) We fill our pens with ink.
  • Nouns: pens, ink
  • Countable: pens
  • Uncountable: ink
(vi) A ring is made of gold or silver.
  • Nouns: ring, gold, silver
  • Countable: ring
  • Uncountable: gold, silver
(vii) Always speak the truth.
  • Nouns: truth
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: truth
(viii) He is famous for his wisdom.
  • Nouns: wisdom
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: wisdom
(ix) Sugar is sweet.
  • Nouns: sugar
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: sugar
(X) We cannot live without food and water.
  • Nouns: food, water
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: food, water
(IX) Is there any ice in the house?
  • Nouns: ice, house
  • Countable: house
  • Uncountable: ice
(xii) We all believe in liberty.
  • Nouns: liberty
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: liberty
(xiii) He plays cricket.
  • Nouns: cricket
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: cricket
(xiv) Air is almost weightless.
  • Nouns: air
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: air
(xv) There are some books on the table.
  • Nouns: books, table
  • Countable: books, table
  • Uncountable: none
(xvi) Butter is not available in that shop now.
  • Nouns: butter, shop
  • Countable: shop
  • Uncountable: butter
(xvii) Cheese is very expensive now.
  • Nouns: cheese
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: cheese
(xviii) The rooms were full of dirt.
  • Nouns: rooms, dirt
  • Countable: rooms
  • Uncountable: dirt
(xix) Your hair has turned grey.
  • Nouns: hair
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: hair
(xx) He writes poetry.
  • Nouns: poetry
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: poetry
(xxi) This is a very good poem.
  • Nouns: poem
  • Countable: poem
  • Uncountable: none
(xxii) I want to drink some water. Please give me a glass.
  • Nouns: water, glass
  • Countable: glass
  • Uncountable: water
(xxiii) There is some sand in that box.
  • Nouns: sand, box
  • Countable: box
  • Uncountable: sand
(xxiv) Sunshine is good for us.
  • Nouns: sunshine, us
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: sunshine, us
(xxv) Do you have any wool in your shop?
  • Nouns: wool, shop
  • Countable: shop
  • Uncountable: wool
(xxvi) I want a piece of paper to write a letter on.
  • Nouns: piece, paper, letter
  • Countable: piece, letter
  • Uncountable: paper
(xxvii) She likes music.
  • Nouns: music
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: music
(xxviii) I like songs.
  • Nouns: songs
  • Countable: songs
  • Uncountable: none
(xxix) These chairs are made of wood.
  • Nouns: chairs, wood
  • Countable: chairs
  • Uncountable: wood
(xxx) Have you any work to do now?
  • Nouns: work
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: work
(xxxi) The ministers had several discussions on this matter.
  • Nouns: ministers, discussions, matter
  • Countable: ministers, discussions
  • Uncountable: matter
(xxxii) Their departure from the town has caused much discussion.
  • Nouns: departure, town, discussion
  • Countable: town
  • Uncountable: departure, discussion
(xxxiii) How many characters are there in this play?
  • Nouns: characters, play
  • Countable: characters, play
  • Uncountable: none
(xxxiv) Did you have any difficulty in finding the box?
  • Nouns: difficulty, box
  • Countable: box
  • Uncountable: difficulty
(xxxv) I know nothing about his character.
  • Nouns: character
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: character
(xxxvi) She has broken a tea-cup.
  • Nouns: tea-cup
  • Countable: tea-cup
  • Uncountable: none
(xxxvii) I like jam on my bread.
  • Nouns: jam, bread
  • Countable: none
  • Uncountable: jam, bread
2.  Write ten Correct Sentences from the following table:
  1. Have you got several apples?
  2. Have you got a few oranges?
  3. Have you got many pencils?
  4. Have you got any pens?
  5. Have you got a large number of apples?
  6. Have you got a large quantity of sugar?
  7. Have you got a little tea?
  8. Have you got much meat?
  9. Have you got any milk?
  10. Have you got a few pens?

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