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Nouns Exercise

March 25, 2020 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Switzerland is famous for its beautiful ...............
Wrong!
"Scenery" is an uncountable noun, so it has no plural form here.
2We must buy some ...............
Wrong!
"Furniture" is an uncountable noun, so it has no plural form.
3Have you received any ...............?
Wrong!
"Information" is an uncountable noun, so it has no plural form.
4............... news cannot be true.
Wrong!
"This" is correct because "news" is treated as an uncountable singular noun.
5He is collecting money for the ...............
Wrong!
"Blind" is correct in the phrase "the blind", meaning blind people as a group.
6There were two ............... in the room.
Wrong!
"Women" is the natural plural noun for adult female people in this sentence.
7I visit my parents once ...............
Wrong!
"A week" is correct in the frequency phrase "once a week".
8My grandmother gave me some ............... yesterday.
Wrong!
"Advice" is the uncountable noun needed after "some" in this sentence.
9She has jet-black ...............
Wrong!
"Hair" is usually uncountable when we talk about all the hair on someone's head.
10I bought two ............... mangoes.
Wrong!
"Dozen" stays singular after a number when it directly modifies another noun.
11The ............... of Delhi does not suit me.
Wrong!
"Climate" refers to the usual weather conditions of a place over a long period.
12I have packed my ...............
Wrong!
"Luggage" is an uncountable noun, so it has no plural form.

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  1. Switzerland is famous for its beautiful scenery.
  2. We must buy some furniture.
  3. Have you received any information?
  4. This news cannot be true.
  5. He is collecting money for the blind.
  6. There were two women in the room.
  7. I visit my parents once a week.
  8. My grandmother gave me some advice yesterday.
  9. She has jet-black hair.
  10. I bought two dozen mangoes.
  11. The climate of Delhi does not suit me.
  12. I have packed my luggage.

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