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B1 PET Assignment 3 Count Uncount Nouns by Ei Thinzar Htun-581148258

This document contains an English language exercise on countable and uncountable nouns. It includes multiple choice questions to choose the correct quantity word to use with different nouns, as well as exercises to identify and correct errors related to countable and uncountable nouns. The document provides practice with fundamental grammar concepts for English language learners.

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B1 PET Assignment 3 Count Uncount Nouns by Ei Thinzar Htun-581148258

This document contains an English language exercise on countable and uncountable nouns. It includes multiple choice questions to choose the correct quantity word to use with different nouns, as well as exercises to identify and correct errors related to countable and uncountable nouns. The document provides practice with fundamental grammar concepts for English language learners.

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Ei Thinzar Htun M.A. English ( MU), B.A. English ( MUFL), Dip. English Language Teaching ( MU ), Cert.

TKT

B1 Preliminary (PET)

Assignment 3

Countable and uncountable nouns

1.Choose the correct option in italics.

1. I put a bit of / a few make-up on, but not many/ much.

2. It doesn’t take many/ much time to wash those clothes and it only takes a

lot of / a few hours to dry them.

3. I’ve got a bit of / a few video games but I can’t buy any more because

they cost much / a lot of money.

4. Those new light bulbs don’t use many/ a lot of electricity, so lots of /

much people are buying them.

5. I don’t use much / many shampoo, just a bit of / a few drops. My hair

always goes dry if I use a lot / a lot of.

6. There isn’t much / a lot space in my bedroom so I don’t keep a bit of /

many things there.


2. Choose the correct option in italics.

1. I have a big family and there’s always a lot of housework /

houseworks to do.

2. We’ve got a few / a bit of time before the film starts. Let’s get a drink.

3. It’s very dark and cold here in winter so I don’t go out a lot/ a lot of.

4. The living room is very big but there’s not many / much furniture in it.

5. Max usually spends a lot of time / times in his room.

6. I haven’t got much/ many work today, so I’ll go out.

7. Paula isn’t very well, but I think she can eat a few / a bit of food now.

8. My parents sometimes invite a bit of / a few people to have dinner

with us.

3. Underline and correct the mistakes in these sentences.

1. We haven’t got many time.

2. I drink a little waters when I wake up.

3. There are lot of things we need to talk about.

4. Can you help? I need some informations about train times.

5. How much friends do you have online ?

6. We have a lot of furnitures in our house.


4.Choose the correct option.

1. I’d like --------------butter on my toast, please.

A much B a bit of C a few

2. There aren’t -------------cushions in the living room.

A few B much C many

3. Has your mother got --------------friends from her childhood?

A much B lots C many

4. Only -------------people bought his record. It wasn’t very popular.

A a bit of B many C a few

5. I had to pay --------------- money for my new laptop.

A a few B a lot of C much

6. My sister sings ---------------- when she’s in the shower.

A a lot B lots of C much

7. I’ve got ---------------time if you want some help now.

A lots of B much C a few

8. The children didn’t have -------------- sugar on their cereal.

A much B many C a few

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