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Countable and uncountable nouns

Let's have a quick revision of some countable and uncountable nouns.

countable nouns: service, fight, battery

uncountable nouns: information, data

¡½Quiz

Write "C" if a noun underlined in the following sentences is countable and "U" if it is uncountable. (answers on the next text)

1. I prefer drinking tea.

2. The children are naughty.

3. I helped choose the furniture they needed.

4. How many geese are there in the farm?

5. Have you finished your homework?

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