Name ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched.

"The CAT drank the MILK from the SAUCER."

Common countable, Common uncountable, Common countable

Names any person, place, thing or phenomenon

Words belonging to the Pluralia Tantum type are:

trousers, clothes, surroundings

"His WEALTH is the ENVY of his FRIENDS."

Abstract, Abstract, Common concrete of class

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1
What did she ask you to do?
conjunction
preposition
pronoun
noun
2
___ TV in the living room has no cable connection.
an
zero
the
a
3
Carl lives alone in ___ one-bedroom apartment.
zero
an
a
the
4
The plural of father-in-law is:
Fathers-in-law
Father-in-laws
Father-ins-law
Fathers-ins-laws
5
Abstract nouns:
Name any person, place or thing.
Name a specific person, place or thing.
Name things you can see or touch.
Name ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched.
6
Cities' is an example of a:
Plural noun
Plural possessive noun
Singular noun
Singular possessive noun
7
"The CAT drank the MILK from the SAUCER."
Common countable, Common uncountable, Common countable
Common uncountable, Common uncountable, Common uncountable
Common countable, Common countable, Common uncountable
Common countable, Common countable, Common countable
8
Andy knocked on the door but nobody answered.
pronoun
interjection
adverb
conjunction
9
We're running out of ___ water. I just finished the last bottle.
zero
the
an
a
10
I left my shoes under the kitchen table.
preposition
adverb
adjective
pronoun
11
Which noun below is a collective noun:
Deer
Children
Family
Women
12
I bought a beautiful dress at the mall.
preposition
adjective
interjection
noun
13
The test results will be available in about ___ hour.
an
a
zero
the
14
A common noun:
Names ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched.
Names a specific person, place or thing
Names things you can see or touch.
Names any person, place, thing or phenomenon
15
In the sentence: She was a beauty when young, but now nothing of that beauty has remained - the word beauty is:
countable, countable
uncountable, countable
uncountable, uncountable
countable, uncountable
16
In the sentence: I was very surprised by my Tom's early arrival. - possessive case has the meaning of:
possession
Measure
objective relation
subjective relation
17
Words belonging to the Singularia tantum type are:
information, jeans, billiards
bread, news, politics, physics
oil, fun, scales, advice
tea, news, cuffs, glasses
18
Words belonging to the Pluralia Tantum type are:
crisis, scissors, politics
trousers, clothes, surroundings
mathematics, tongs, scales
goods, spectacles, news
19
plural forms of wife and handkerchief are
wives. handkerchievs
wives, handkerchiefs
wifes. handkerchiefs
wifes, handkerchievs
20
plural forms of thief and moos are
thiefs, moos
thieves, moosen
thieves, moos
thieves, mooses
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"His WEALTH is the ENVY of his FRIENDS."
Collective, Abstract, Collective
Abstract, Abstract, Common concrete of class
Proper, Abstract, Common concrete of class
Abstract, Concrete of class, Common concrete of class

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