Test yourself
1. Underline the word in each group that is different
a) neck foot hand sock
b) cottage house flat hotel
c) milk tea sugar juice
d) eggs apple orange grape
e) potato carrot biscuits tomato
2. Match a line in A with line in B.
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A |
B |
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Concert The truth in Art Story Uniform Glasses |
3. Countable and uncountable nouns.
Underline the uncountable noun in the following pairs of words.
a. job / homework
b. song / music
c. potato / rice
d. money / dollar
e. water / cake
f. biscuits / bread
g. cheese / egg
4. Put a, an, the or nothing into each gap in the story.
I have ___ tea every morning.
I have ___ uncle. He is ___ journalist. He lives in ___ beautiful house in ___ countryside.
He writes ___ short stories and works in ___ London for ___ Times. He doesn’t like leaving ___ house. He travels to London by ___ train.
Sometimes he stays in ___ Savoy Hotel. I visit him once ___ month.
5. Write the comparative and superlative forms for the following adjectives.
1. hot
2. big
3. rich
4. interesting
5. delicious
Test yourself
(answers)
1. Underline the word in each group that is different
a) neck foot hand sock
b) cottage house flat hotel
c) milk tea sugar juice
d) eggs apple orange grape
e) potato carrot biscuits tomato
2. Match a line in A with line in B.
|
A |
B |
|
Wear Sun Tell Pop Interested Detective |
Uniform Glasses The truth Concert in Art Story |
3. Countable and uncountable nouns.
Underline the uncountable noun in the following pairs of words.
a. job / homework
b. song / music
c. potato / rice
d. money / dollar
e. water / cake
f. biscuits / bread
g. cheese / egg
4. Put a, an, the or nothing into each gap in the story.
I have a tea every morning.
I have an uncle. He is a journalist. He lives in a beautiful house in the countryside.
He writes short stories and works in London for the Times. He doesn’t like leaving the house. He travels to London by train.
Sometimes he stays in the Savoy Hotel. I visit him once a month.
5. Write the comparative and superlative forms for the following adjectives.
1. hot – hotter – the hottest
2. big – bigger – the biggest
3. rich – richer – the richest
4. interesting – more interesting – the most interesting
5. delicious – more delicious – the most delicious
