Countable and uncountable nouns exercise

Answers

1. The noun water is usually uncountable in English.
2. The noun weather is usually uncountable in English.
3. The noun wool is usually uncountable in English.
4. The noun advice is usually uncountable in English.
5. The noun bread is usually uncountable in English.
6. The noun information is usually uncountable in English.
7. The noun chess is usually uncountable in English.
8. The noun grass is usually uncountable in English.
9. The noun knowledge is usually uncountable in English.
10. The noun salt is usually uncountable in English.
11. The noun journey is usually countable in English.
12. The noun news is usually uncountable in English.

Notes

• Travel and
• journey have very similar meanings, but travel is normally uncountable. It is used to talk about traveling in general. We cannot, for example, say ‘a travel’.
• Journey, on the other hand, is a countable noun. We can say
• a journey.

  The nouns beans, peas, grapes, lentils and facts are usually countable.

  Foods are usually uncountable. Examples are: rice, spaghetti, sugar, salt, wheat etc.