EXERCISE 6. Count and noncount nouns. (Charts 11-2 and 11-3)
Directions: Add final -81-es if possible. Otherwise, write a slash (I) in the blank.
- I'm learning a lot of pammm /.
- We're studying count and noncount noun-.
- City streets usually have a lot of traffic -.
- The streets are full of automobile-.
- We enjoyed the scenery- in the countryside.
- Nepal has high mountain -.
- 1 have some important information- for you.
- I have some important fact - for you.
- Olga knows a lot of English word-.
- Olga has learned a lot of new vocabulary.
- The children learned a lot of new song- in nursery school.
- I enjoy listening to music.
- Can you give me some suggestion-?
- Can you give me some advice-?
- I like to read good literature.
- I like to read good novel.
- I had sand- in my shoes from walking on the beach.
- Florida is famous for its white sand beach.
1.11-4 MORE NONCOUNT NOUNS
(a) UQ~S SOLIDS and SEMI-SOLIDS GASES
coffee soup bread meaz chalk paper air
mJk rea bum beef ghss soap pollution
oil water cheese chicken gold wothpasre smog
ice fih tm wwd smoke
(b) THINGS THAT OCCUR IN NATURE
der darkness thunder
rain light lightning
snow sunshim ~p -
health ig~rance patience rime
experience gnm0& happines WP hones@ knmlodge luck progress violence
*An absmcdon is an ides. It has no phyaicd form. A person cannor touch it.
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