Grammar Basics: Unit 69 – Countable & Uncountable Nouns, Part 2 (Solution)

Exercise.  Use the pictures to write sentences using the phrase “I bought ______.”

Example:

==> I bought a tie, a belt, and some sunglasses.

==> I bought a tie, a belt, and some sunglasses.

 

 

 

 

1. I bought a shirt, a watch, and some shoes.

1. I bought a shirt, a watch, and some shoes.

2. I bought a doughnut, some newspapers, and some coffee / a cup of coffee.

2. I bought a doughnut, some newspapers, and some coffee / a cup of coffee.

3. I bought a comb, some soap and a brush, and some toothpaste.

3. I bought a comb, some soap and a brush, and some toothpaste.

4. I bought some perfume, some jewelry, and some flowers.

4. I bought some perfume, some jewelry, and some flowers.

 

Exercise.  Write sentences using the phrase “Would you like a ______?” or “Would you like some ______?”

Example:

==>  Would you like some hors d’oeuvres?

==> Would you like some hors d’oeuvres?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Would you like some grapes?

1. Would you like some grapes?

2. Would you like some ice cream and cookies?

2. Would you like some ice cream and cookies?

3. Would you like some bread and wine?

3. Would you like some bread and wine?

4. Would you like a cup of coffee / some coffee?

4. Would you like a cup of coffee / some coffee?

5. Would you like some popcorn / a bag of popcorn?

5. Would you like some popcorn / a bag of popcorn?

6. Would you like some soup / a bowl of soup?

6. Would you like some soup / a bowl of soup?

 

Exercise.  Complete the sentences, using “a/an” or “some.”

Example:

I sat under ______ tree and drank ______ lemonade. ==>  I sat under a tree and drank some lemonade.

1.    I’m really tired.  I need to get some sleep.
2.    Jack likes to have some crackers when he has tomato soup.
3.    Mother usually relaxes by reading a book or listening to some music.
4.    We didn’t do anything last night except watch some TV.
5.    Tom needs to find some work.  He hasn’t has a job for several months.
6.    Swimming and walking are great ways to get some exercise.
7.    The car needs some gas.  Is there a gas station nearby?
8.    The bride’s mother gave her some advice for the wedding.
9.    Sam ordered a cup of coffee and some pie.
10.    If you’re going to write a letter, you’ll need some stationery, an envelope, and some stamps.

Exercise.  Select the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.

Example:

I need to get my (hair/hairs) cut.  ==> I need to get my hair cut.

1.    Give me two slices of bread, so I can make a sandwich.
2.     I don’t want to get lost.  Let’s ask the concierge for information about the art museum.
3.    We’re supposed to have nice weather for our picnic this weekend.
4.    Kevin is stubborn, and won’t ask for advice.
5.    Mother has been sad ever since she read Uncle Paul’s letter – I think it must have contained bad news.
6.    Joan and Dave finally got some new furniture for their apartment.
7.    Steve is looking for a job.
8.    If you’re going to the store, can you get some toothpaste for me?

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