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Articles with uncountable nouns

May 10, 2012 - A1pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1. We need a secretary with ……………………. knowledge of Spanish.
Wrong!
2. She speaks ……………………. English.
Wrong!
3. Have you got …………………… for dry hair?
Wrong!
4. She has been such ……………………… help.
Wrong!
5. All that you need is …………………… sleep.
Wrong!
6. We are having …………………. weather.
Wrong!
7. She has made …………………… progress.
Wrong!
8. My parents gave me ………………… education.
Wrong!
9. She doesn’t have ……………………… understanding of the subject.
Wrong!
10. I love listening to ………………….
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

1. We need a secretary with a good knowledge of Spanish.

2. She speaks good English.

3. Have you got a shampoo for dry hair?

4. She has been such a great help.

5. All that you need is a good sleep.

6. We are having terrible weather.

7. She has made good progress.

8. My parents gave me a good education.

9. She doesn’t have a good understanding of the subject.

10. I love listening to the wind.

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