Exercise 1 Underline the countable nouns and circle the uncountable nouns
given below
1 The three clowns went out to sea in a small boat.
9 They took plenty of water and food with them.
9 The girls ate some bread with butter and jam,
4 The four friends ordered three cups of coffee and a cup of tea
8 Susanna has lost three handkerchiefs so far.
6 They kept the knives on the top shelf away from their childr
7 There were many buffaloes in the field.
8 The buffaloes trampled the paddy in the field.
9 Some yeast is added to the rice which is then allowed to fer
10 The couple ordered new furniture for their new house.​

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