Countable uncountable nouns. Quantity.

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

bread

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

loaf of bread

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

butter

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

tomato

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

tea

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

water

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

egg

Choose ‘C’ if the noun is countable or ‘U’ if it is uncountable.

chocolate

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

My sister’s very busy. She hasn’t got _________ free time.

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

Have we got ________ tomatoes?

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

I need ________ bread and butter for sandwiches.

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

Can I ask for _______ water, please?

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

I’ve got _______ mistakes in my test, but not many.

Fill in the gaps with some / any.

Do you know ______ people in your new class?

Choose the correct option.

There’s ________mouse in the fridge!

Choose the correct option.

There’s ______sugar in the bowl. 

Choose the correct option.

There’s ____book on the table. 

Choose the correct option.

There aren’t _____flowers in the garden. 

Choose the correct option.

Have you got ______money in the bank? 

Choose the correct option.

There aren’t ________ good hotels in this town.

Choose the correct option.

There's ______________ sugar in my coffee.

Choose the correct option.

____________ a difficult game- there are so _________levels.

Choose the correct option.

- How _____ legs have foxes got?

- They have got ____ legs.

Choose the correct option.

There isn`t ___ butter on the plate but there is ___ egg and ___ cheese.