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Level: A2-B1

Countable vs Uncountable Nouns — Practice

Tell apart nouns you can count (apples, chairs, songs) from nouns you can’t (water, music, information). Includes the much / many distinction, the “a piece of / slice of / cup of” counter pattern, the most common ESL trap nouns, and a matching game with 25 pairs.

📝 Nouns unit · lesson 12 of 14 ⏱ about 13 minutes 🔊 every example has audio

Builds on Nouns — the guide Next in unit Quantifiers →

  • Uncountable Nouns
  • Music – Uncountable
  • Art – Uncountable
  • Love – Uncountable
  • Happiness – Uncountable
  • Information – Uncountable
  • News – Uncountable
  • Fun – Uncountable
  • Space – Uncountable
  • Rice – Uncountable
  • Sugar – Uncountable
  • Butter – Uncountable
  • Water – Uncountable
  • Electricity – Uncountable
  • Gas – Uncountable
  • Power – Uncountable
  • Money – Uncountable
  • Cash – Uncountable
  • Traffic – Uncountable
  • Travel – Uncountable
  • Food – Uncountable
  • Time – Uncountable
  • Sleep – Uncountable
  • Humidity – Uncountable
  • Darkness – Uncountable
  • Courage – Uncountable
  • Countable Nouns
  • Chair – Countable
  • Bottle – Countable
  • Student – Countable
  • Dollar – Countable
  • Song – Countable
  • Table – Countable
  • Journey – Countable
  • Job – Countable
  • Book – Countable
  • Singer – Countable
  • Meal – Countable
  • College – Countable
  • Apple – Countable
  • Car – Countable
  • Holiday – Countable
  • Doctor – Countable
  • Problem – Countable
  • Number – Countable
  • Noun – Countable
  • Article – Countable
  • Birthday – Countable
  • Class – Countable
  • Painting – Countable
  • Friend – Countable
  • Orange – Countable