Look at the nouns in the table. On the left
are the countable nouns, for which we say
"How many?", and on the right the uncountable
nouns, for which we say "How much?".
are the countable nouns, for which we say
"How many?", and on the right the uncountable
nouns, for which we say "How much?".
| Countable nouns | Uncountable nouns | ||
| eggs | bananas | sugar | salt |
| bags | tables | oil | milk |
| chairs | desks | coffee | juice |
| pens | cups | cheese | bread |
| books | phones | butter | meat |
| boys | dolls | water | flour |
| girls | bears | sand | rain |
| elephants | bread | trains | shoes | sand |
| zebras | oil | grapes | lemonade | rain |
| lions | sauce | beds | butter | children |
| snakes | lions | hats | boxes | teachers |
| sugar | dresses | cheese | flour | water |
| Countable nouns | Uncountable nouns | ||
Number the
words in each column
in alphabetical order.
| apple | best | delight | |||
| 1 | adapt | behave | destroy | ||
| apply | behind | debate | |||
| 2 | angry | betray | delicious |
Match the words in the top row with their synonyms in the bottom row.
| beautiful | gentle | large | generous | difficult |
| enormous | pretty | soft | complicated | kind |
Help Jabu complete his diary by using the past tense of the words in brackets.
Diaries are always written in the past tense.
| Dear diary I am back at school. We (start) school last Tuesday. We (play) our first soccer match last weekend. We (win) the game 2-0. Afterwards we (eat) at the Kentucky. Our coach (pay) for our supper. Then we (drive) home. Yesterday afternoon I (swim) in the school gala. I (know) that we would win our races. When we (take) our trophies to the school assembly everyone (cheer). It is great to be back at school! |
