Uncountable nouns exercises in English

→ Uncountable nouns are used for words that can't be counted through the use of numbers and generally seen as a whole. 

 Numerical determiners and articles help us identify the quantity of an uncountable noun. 

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

1. _____ music.

Handful of

A lot of

A bit of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

2. Would you like _______ tea?

much

a cup of

some

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

3. You need to add a _________ salt.

some

pinch of

bit of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

4. You should eat _____ peanuts every day.

a pinch of

a handful of

a bit of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

5. There's _____ of milk in the fridge.

many

a bit of

some

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

6. You have ________ of luck.

a bag of

a great deal

a lot of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

7. Can you buy a _______ of flour?

handful

bag

kilo

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

8.  I am going to show you ______ information about it.

a bag of

some

a bit of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

9. I think you need to add a ______ garlic powder.

any

 teaspoon of

pinch of

→ One of the answers doesn't fit the type of measurement used in the sentence. You need to choose it. 

10. I've got you a _____ tea.

some

cup of

bit of