Упражнения: Nouns (countable, uncountable, singular, plural, compound, collective, proper)

1. Uncountable nouns describe the things that we can can't count.
2. Uncountable nouns sometimes never end in -s.
3. Children is a singular plural noun.
4. Uncountable nouns always usually take a singular verb.
5. The word politics takes a singular plural verb.
6. Plural forms of countable nouns usually always end in -s.
7. Some All nouns can be both countable and uncountable.
8. The word clothes is countable uncountable .

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1. Ella and Paul don't have any children.
2. I'm thirsty. Can I have some water, please?
3. I want to buy some bananas.
4. Do you have any sisters?
5. — Do you need any money?

   — No, thanks. I have some money.

6. — Would you like some tea?

   — Yes, please.

1. Lola bought an umbrella yesterday.
2. We need some boxes.
3. I have a big apple.
4. Do you have any children?
5. Can I have some water, please?
6. They have some dogs at home.
7. She didn't buy any oranges.
8. I need a new car.
9. Would you like some coffee ?
10. Do you have any money with you?