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Nouns Exercise

September 21, 2020 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We have received no ............... from them.
Wrong!
Use the uncountable noun "information" after "no" in this sentence.
2I am selling my ...............
Wrong!
The uncountable noun "furniture" does not take a plural -s.
3You have got too much ...............
Wrong!
Use the uncountable noun "luggage" after "too much".
4He is collecting money for ...............
Wrong!
The phrase "the blind" means blind people as a group.
5There are still many ............... in the world.
Wrong!
Use "poor people" after "many" to refer to a plural group.
6I saw two ............... in the store.
Wrong!
The correct plural form of "woman" is "women".
7The ............... are grazing.
Wrong!
The plural noun "cattle" does not need a plural -s.
8He has a huge ............... of money.
Wrong!
Use "amount" with the uncountable noun "money".
9A large ............... of people want to buy cars.
Wrong!
Use "number" with the plural countable noun "people".
10She has got lovely black ...............
Wrong!
Use "hair" for all the hair on someone's head.
11The news ............... too good to be true.
Wrong!
The noun "news" takes the singular verb "is".
12Can you give me some ...............?
Wrong!
The uncountable noun "advice" does not take a plural -s.

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  1. We have received no information from them.
  2. I am selling my furniture.
  3. You have got too much luggage.
  4. He is collecting money for the blind.
  5. There are still many poor people in the world.
  6. I saw two women in the store.
  7. The cattle are grazing.
  8. He has a huge amount of money.
  9. A large number of people want to buy cars.
  10. She has got lovely black hair.
  11. The news is too good to be true.
  12. Can you give me some advice?

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