Mass and count noun
1. I need a few ( apple , apples ) to bake the pie.
2. There is some ( water , waters ) in the bottle.
3. Can you give me two ( pen , pens )?
4. He likes ( sugar , sugars ) in his coffee.
5. We have several ( chair , chairs ).
6. Please pass me the ( salt , salts ).
7. They are selling ( fruit , fruits ) at the market.
8. I bought a ( sandwich , sandwiches ) for lunch.
9. She brought ( milk , milks ) from the store.
10. He spilled ( oil , oils ) on the floor.
Answer (2)
1. I need a few apples.Count noun 2. There is some water in the bottle.Mass noun 3. Can you give me two pens? Count noun 4. He likes sugar in his coffee.Mass noun 5. We have several chairs. Count noun 6. Please pass me the salt. Mass noun 7. They are selling fruit at the market.Mass noun 8. I bought a sandwich for lunch.Count noun 9. She brought milk from the store.Mass noun10. He spilled oil on the floor.Mass noun (You don’t count oil)
1. I need a few apples to bake the pie.2. There is some water in the bottle.3. Can you give me two pens?4. He likes sugar in his coffee.5. We have several chairs.6. Please pass me the salt.7. They are selling fruit at the market.8. I bought a sandwich for lunch.9. She brought milk from the store.10. He spilled oil on the floor.Count nouns (apples, pens, chairs, sandwiches) can be counted and have plural forms.Mass nouns (water, sugar, salt, fruit, milk, oil) are uncountable and usually singular.
