COUNTABLE AND NON-COUNTABLE NOUNS

1- Could you please send me some informations about the job?

2- I hope you don’t mind if I give you an advice about how to apply for the job

3- She’s just found a work as an ambulance driver

4- The hotel also provides accomodations for its employees

5- Congratulations! The news about your job are very good!

6- He works in a shop selling furnitures

7- Sorry to hear about the accident. Did it do many damages?

8- Unfortunately, when we arrived at the airport terminal we couldn’t find our luggages

Complete these sentences by writing a word from the box in the gaps. In some cases, more
than one answer may be possible.

Piece Bit Deal Number Amount

1- Can I give you a ___________ of advice about shopping in this town?

2- During the storm, quite a large _______ of trees were blown down

3- Have your brought that _______ of equipment I asked for? The amplifier, I mean

4- I’ve just been given a great ______ of news – I’ve passed my exams!

5- John put a great _______ of effort into organising the party

6- There were a large _______ of guests at the party, judging by the _____ of food that was
eaten!

Circle all the uncountable nouns

Accommodation Hotel Luggage Suitcase Scenery Advice

Information Knowledge News Suggestion Accident Bus

Damage Transport Bed Furniture Dish Food

Homework Meal Job Service Task Work

Assignment Equipment Tool Instrument Music

Articles

Complete this text by writing “a”, “an”, “the” or “-“ if no article is needed in the gaps
I was just 19, and I was _____ the first time I had worked in ____ office. It was _____ summer
holidays and I had just finished ____ school. I thought it would be ____ good way of earning
____ bit of money before I went to ___ university in ____ autumn. I spent most of ___ day
keying ____ information into the company’s database. Although I found ___ job rather boring,
I earned ____ good salary.