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Intermediate grammar exercise: countable and uncountable nouns



Countable and Uncountable nouns.

Exercise instructions

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap in each of the following:


1. Be careful, there's  on the floor! Someone has broken the window. 

2 There  in the area. 

3  on the roads this morning? 

4 He refused to give me  about the new project. 

5 She had  when she was younger. 

6 I really need  before I buy a new car. 

7 Did you buy me  this morning? I'd like to read it now. 

8 We can't store the boxes in this room because there  . 

9 Can you come back later? I need  to finish this letter I'm writing. 

10 - Have you ever been to Manchester?
     - Yes, 


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