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Countable & Uncountable Nouns
some, any, much, many — How much? How many?
About the Countable & Uncountable Nouns worksheets
This free grammar pack has 7 printable A4 pages: some, any, much, many — How much? How many? You can edit the words on every page, print it or save it as a PDF, and there's a matching PowerPoint lesson to teach it with. It's made for English teachers in Korea and works for kindergarten and elementary classes, hagwons and tutoring.
The rule
Countable nouns can be counted: one apple, two apples. Uncountable nouns can't: milk, water, rice.
What's inside
- Learn It: Can You Count It?
- Countable or Uncountable?: Write each word in the right box.
- much or many?: Circle the correct word.
- some or any?
- How much or How many?: Write much or many.
Words in this pack
apple, egg, chair, cookie, banana, pencil, carrot, milk, water, rice, bread, cheese, juice, honey
Example sentences
- How many eggs do we need?
- There isn't much juice.
- Would you like some cake?
- How many apples do you want?
- How much milk is in the fridge?
- There aren't many cars today.
How to use it in class
Teach the rule page first, ideally with the matching PowerPoint lesson, then work from easy to hard: fill in the blanks, choose the right word, then rewrite whole sentences. Go over the answers together so students hear the correct sentences out loud.
