I want a job with good prospects for promotion.

Promotion is an uncountable noun.

The tax cuts are aimed at stimulating investment in tourism.

Investment is an uncountable noun.

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EFIT Chapter 2 Grammar

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Count and uncountable

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1
Although it's boring, I copy the notes from the presentation carefully.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is a verb.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
Copy is not a verb.
2
She did a course in web design during her third year at college.
Design is a count noun.
Design is a verb.
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is not an English word.
3
We've doing a special winter sports promotion.
Promotion is not an English word.
Promotion is an uncountable noun.
Promotion is a count noun.
Promotion is a verb.
4
Could you give me a copy of last year's financial report?
Copy is copy.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is not a noun.
5
We're looking at a new design for the company logo.
Design is a verb.
Design is an adjective.
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is a count noun.
6
Will the international students design the development project themselves?
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is an adjective.
Design is a count noun.
Design is a verb.
7
She's made a huge investment in time and effort to get this done.
Investment is a count noun.
Investment is a good idea.
Investment is an uncountable noun.
Investment is a verb.
8
She's off on her travels again and won't be back for another 6 months.
Travels is a verb.
Travels is misspelled.
Travels is a count noun.
Travels is an uncountable noun.
9
I want a job with good prospects for promotion.
Promotion is not a noun.
Promotion is an uncountable noun.
Promotion is a count noun.
I don't know what a noun is.
10
I'm very happy with the copy for the new full-page advertisement.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is an adverb.
Copy is a verb.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
11
He travels for 2 weeks every year after school finishes.
Travel is a count noun.
Travel is a verb.
Travel is a gerund.
Travel is an uncountable noun.
12
The tax cuts are aimed at stimulating investment in tourism.
Investment is not a noun.
Investment is a verb.
Investment is a count noun.
Investment is an uncountable noun.
13
They say that travel broadens the mind, but I'm not sure it does.
Travel is a verb.
Travel is not a noun.
Travel is a count noun.
Travel is an uncountable noun.

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EFIT Chapter 2 Grammar

13 termsStudBud Administration5 plays

Count and uncountable

Flashcards13 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 13

Answers

1
Although it's boring, I copy the notes from the presentation carefully.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is a verb.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
Copy is not a verb.
2
She did a course in web design during her third year at college.
Design is a count noun.
Design is a verb.
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is not an English word.
3
We've doing a special winter sports promotion.
Promotion is not an English word.
Promotion is an uncountable noun.
Promotion is a count noun.
Promotion is a verb.
4
Could you give me a copy of last year's financial report?
Copy is copy.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is not a noun.
5
We're looking at a new design for the company logo.
Design is a verb.
Design is an adjective.
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is a count noun.
6
Will the international students design the development project themselves?
Design is an uncountable noun.
Design is an adjective.
Design is a count noun.
Design is a verb.
7
She's made a huge investment in time and effort to get this done.
Investment is a count noun.
Investment is a good idea.
Investment is an uncountable noun.
Investment is a verb.
8
She's off on her travels again and won't be back for another 6 months.
Travels is a verb.
Travels is misspelled.
Travels is a count noun.
Travels is an uncountable noun.
9
I want a job with good prospects for promotion.
Promotion is not a noun.
Promotion is an uncountable noun.
Promotion is a count noun.
I don't know what a noun is.
10
I'm very happy with the copy for the new full-page advertisement.
Copy is a count noun.
Copy is an adverb.
Copy is a verb.
Copy is an uncountable noun.
11
He travels for 2 weeks every year after school finishes.
Travel is a count noun.
Travel is a verb.
Travel is a gerund.
Travel is an uncountable noun.
12
The tax cuts are aimed at stimulating investment in tourism.
Investment is not a noun.
Investment is a verb.
Investment is a count noun.
Investment is an uncountable noun.
13
They say that travel broadens the mind, but I'm not sure it does.
Travel is a verb.
Travel is not a noun.
Travel is a count noun.
Travel is an uncountable noun.