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Some and Any, Countable and Uncountable Nouns – Test 1

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This A1 grammar test practises countable and uncountable nouns and the use of some and any in positive sentences, negatives, questions, offers and requests. It also covers a/an, plural forms, is/are and how much/how many. It suits beginner learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check of this topic.

Questions
30
Time
25 min
PDF
4 pages
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Part 1: Countable and uncountable nouns

Choose the correct word or sentence.

  1. Which word is uncountable?

  2. Which word is countable?

  3. Choose the correct sentence.

  4. There is _____ orange on the table.

  5. Can I have _____ glass of water, please?

  6. I have three _____.

  7. Which word is uncountable?

  8. There _____ some cheese in the fridge.

Part 2: Some and any

Choose the correct word or answer. Think about positive sentences, negatives, questions, offers and requests.

  1. I have _____ friends in London.

  2. We don't have _____ eggs.

  3. Is there _____ milk in the fridge?

  4. There are _____ books on my desk.

  5. She doesn't have _____ brothers or sisters.

  6. Would you like _____ tea?

  7. Choose the correct sentence.

  8. Choose the correct question.

  9. A: Is there any bread? B: No, there _____.

  10. A: Are there any apples? B: Yes, there _____.

  11. Can I have _____ water, please?

  12. I'm sorry, I don't have _____ time today.

Part 3: Reading and mixed practice

Read the text and answer questions 21–24. Then answer questions 25–30.

It is Saturday morning. Leo and his sister Amira want to make a cake. Leo opens the fridge. There is some milk and there are some eggs. But there isn't any butter.

Amira looks in the cupboard. There is some flour, but there isn't any sugar. "We need some butter and some sugar," says Amira. "Are there any shops near here?"

"Yes, there is a small shop on our street," says Leo. They take some money and go to the shop.

  1. In the fridge, there _____ some eggs.

  2. Is there any butter in the fridge?

  3. What do Leo and Amira need?

  4. Where is the shop?

  5. Find the mistake: There are some milk in the fridge.

  6. Find the mistake: I don't have some apples.

  7. Find the mistake: She has some homeworks today.

  8. How _____ apples do you want?

  9. How _____ money do you have?

  10. Choose the correct sentence.

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This A1 grammar test practises countable and uncountable nouns and the use of some and any in positive sentences, negatives, questions, offers and requests. It also covers a/an, plural forms, is/are and how much/how many. It suits beginner learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check of this topic.

Topics covered

Countable nounsUncountable nounsSome and anyA and anThere is / there areHow much / how manyNegatives and questions

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  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use this test after introducing countable and uncountable food and classroom nouns. It targets typical A1 errors such as plural forms of uncountable nouns (breads, homeworks), 'some' in negatives, 'are' with uncountable nouns and 'a/an' with plural nouns. As follow-up, ask students to describe their own fridge or bag using there is/there are with some and any.