Nouns & Articles

Countable & Uncountable Adjectives

English uses different quantifiers depending on whether a noun is countable (things you can count: books, ideas) or uncountable (things you cannot: water, advice). Using the wrong quantifier is one of the most common grammar mistakes.

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I only have ___ time before my flight. Let's be quick.

She hasclose friends, but the ones she has are very loyal.

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How ___ sugar do you take in your coffee?

There aren'tseats left. We should hurry.

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There are ___ apples in the basket.

We don't havemilk left for breakfast.

She gave me ___ advice before my interview.

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