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Ejercicios de Sustantivos Contables e Incontables en Inglés (PDF)
Los sustantivos contables e incontables en inglés son esenciales para expresar cantidades de manera correcta. En esta sección encontrarás ejercicios prácticos que te ayudarán a identificar y usar ambos tipos de sustantivos en diferentes contextos.
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Ejercicios de Sustantivos Contables e Incontables en Inglés con Respuestas
Exercise 1: Identify if each noun is countable or uncountable. Write «C» for countable and «U» for uncountable.
- Water: _____
- Apples: _____
- Milk: _____
- Cars: _____
- Sugar: _____
- Bread: _____
- Chairs: _____
- Information: _____
- Advice: _____
- Books: _____
- Money: _____
- Homework: _____
- Happiness: _____
Exercise 2: Look at these sentences and complete the rules below
- I don’t have any friends who enjoy running.
- Some people like to read books in their free time.
- Are there any cookies left for dessert?
- She has some water in her bottle, but she needs more.
Complete the Rules:
a) Use __________ with an affirmative statement (plural nouns).
b) Use __________ with an affirmative statement (uncountable nouns).
c) Use __________ with a negative statement.
d) Use __________ with a question.
Exercise 3: Fill in the blank using a, an, some, or any.
- Do you have ___________ milk in the fridge?
- I need ___________ apple for my lunch.
- She gave me ___________ good advice.
- There isn’t ___________ bread left.
- We bought ___________ new chairs for the office.
- Can I have ___________ sugar for my coffee?
- He wants ___________ orange before breakfast.
- We don’t have ___________ information about the new project.
- I found ___________ interesting book at the library.
- Do you need ___________ eggs for the recipe?
Exercise 4: There is a mistake in each of the sentences below. Correct the sentence to use the correct form for countable or uncountable nouns.
- I need an information about the conference.
Correction: ______________________________ - She bought a bread at the bakery.
Correction: ______________________________ - There aren’t many furniture in the room.
Correction: ______________________________ - Can I have a water, please?
Correction: ______________________________ - He gave me an advice about my project.
Correction: ______________________________
Exercise 5: Complete each sentence by choosing the correct noun and the appropriate article (a, an, some, or any).
- I’d like ___________ (apple / apples) for dessert.
- We need ___________ (milk / milks) for the recipe.
- She gave me ___________ (piece / pieces) of advice.
- Do you have ___________ (idea / ideas) for the project?
- He ate ___________ (bread / breads) with his meal.
Respuestas
Exercise 1
- Water: U
- Apples: C
- Milk: U
- Cars: C
- Sugar: U
- Bread: U
- Chairs: C
- Information: U
- Advice: U
- Books: C
- Money: U
- Homework: U
- Happiness: U
Exercise 2
- I don’t have any friends who enjoy running.
- Some people like to read books in their free time.
- Are there any cookies left for dessert?
- She has some water in her bottle, but she needs more.
a) Use some with an affirmative statement (plural nouns).
b) Use some with an affirmative statement (uncountable nouns).
c) Use any with a negative statement.
d) Use any with a question.
Exercise 3
- Do you have any milk in the fridge?
- I need an apple for my lunch.
- She gave me some good advice.
- There isn’t any bread left.
- We bought some new chairs for the office.
- Can I have some sugar for my coffee?
- He wants an orange before breakfast.
- We don’t have any information about the new project.
- I found an interesting book at the library.
- Do you need any eggs for the recipe?
Exercise 4
- I need an information about the conference.
Correction: I need some information about the conference. - She bought a bread at the bakery.
Correction: She bought some bread at the bakery. - There aren’t many furniture in the room.
Correction: There isn’t much furniture in the room. - Can I have a water, please?
Correction: Can I have some water, please? - He gave me an advice about my project.
Correction: He gave me some advice about my project.
Exercise 5
- I’d like some apples for dessert.
- We need some milk for the recipe.
- She gave me a piece of advice.
- Do you have any ideas for the project?
- He ate some bread with his meal.