Question

Countable and Uncountable
Underline the countable and encircle the uncountable nouns.
1. We bought a piece of land in Punjab,
2. Can you bring me a glass of water?
3. Horse ran at full speed.
4. You need to develop your stamina if you want to play soccer
5. I am feeling weak after illness.
6. There is rain in the city today.
7. People have liked the new movie very much.
8. Wahid has taken his food.
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Answer 1

1)Countable noun = land & uncountable noun = piece of land....

2) countable noun = glass & uncountable noun = water

3) c = horse & uc= speed....

4) C = soccer & UC= stamina...

5) C = - UC feeings & illness...

6)C = city & UC = rain...

7) C = movie & UC = people...

8) C = wahid & UC= food...

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Answer 2

Answer:

Nouns can be countable or uncountable. Countable nouns can be counted, e.g. an apple, two apples, three apples, etc. Uncountable nouns cannot be counted, e.g. air, rice, water, etc.

Explanation:

• Countable nouns exist for things we can count utilizing numbers. They maintain a singular and a plural form. The singular form can utilize the determiner "a" or "an".

• Uncountable nouns exist for the things that we cannot count with numerals.

1. We bought a piece of land in Punjab,

• Countable noun = land & uncountable noun = piece of land....

2. Can you bring me a glass of water?

• countable noun = glass & uncountable noun = water.

3. Horse ran at full speed.

• countable noun = horse & uncountable noun= speed.

4. You need to develop your stamina if you want to play soccer

• countable noun = soccer & uncountable noun= stamina.

5. I am feeling weak after an illness.

• countable noun feelings & uncountable noun illness.

6. There is rain in the city today.

• countable noun  = city &uncountable noun = rain.

7. People liked the new movie very much.

• countable noun = movie &uncountable noun  = people.

8. Wahid has taken his food.

• countable noun= Wahid & uncountable noun= food.

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