Countable and Uncountable Nouns Worksheet
Before you practice using this worksheet, be sure to review the articles on countable nouns and uncountable nouns on our website.
Exercise A
Each of the sentences has a noun in bold. Write whether the noun is countable or uncountable.
1.
Leonard has a terrible knot in his shoelace.
This noun is: ________________
2.
What kind of food could you give to a pet dinosaur?
This noun is: ________________
3.
Mildred needs a lot of patience to become an excellent dancer.
This noun is: ________________
4.
Jim has been a cameraman for five months.
This noun is: ________________
5.
Harry is a certified teacher, so he has a lot of knowledge.
This noun is: ________________
6.
Natalie needs to do a lot of work around the house this weekend.
This noun is: ________________
7.
Nancy received a very expensive bill today.
This noun is: ________________
8.
Dan is trying to sell his new invention.
This noun is: ________________
9.
Unfortunately, the news is not very good this morning.
This noun is: ________________
10.
Betty is very excited about the party this afternoon.
This noun is: ________________
Exercise B
Match the phrases below with the sentences in each exercise to make complete sentences.
a) lots of experience
b) a decision
c) electricity
d) some work
e) an orange helmet
f) several abilities
g) much power
h) some money
i) a lot of problems
j) a few favorite toys
1.
Is Eric still upset? He must have __________.
2.
Helen has been a tap dancer for years. She has __________.
3.
Rick knows that safety is very important at work, so he wears __________.
4.
Does a king have __________?
5.
Wally is fixing the wires because the neighborhood needs __________.
6.
Greg needs to make ___________.
7.
James is not a carpenter, but he is doing ___________ in his house.
8.
Tammy loves to play and pretend. She has ___________.
9.
Is that a coin that Dylan has in his hand? He found ___________!
10.
Do you know about the superhero Radioman? He has ___________.
Exercise C
Each sentence has an error with the noun, the article (a / an / the), or the quantifier. Correct the mistake.
1.
Kip is taking a few day off work to relax.
________________________________________
2.
Penny spends many time making paper dolls.
________________________________________
3.
Tania had a three accidents.
________________________________________
4.
Olivia won a little games this month.
________________________________________
5.
Ed sold a house with many furniture.
________________________________________
6.
Nathan gave me some advices about how to operate the machine.
________________________________________
7.
Maybe the food will taste better with a couple of butter.
________________________________________
8.
Phil is a meteorologist, so he knows a lot about the weathers.
________________________________________
9.
Mr. Donaldson has much students this year.
________________________________________
10.
Do you have to do a lot of chore at home?
________________________________________
