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Countable/ Uncountable

100

What is the difference between countable and uncountable nouns?

Countable nouns can be counted (e.g., apple, book), while uncountable nouns cannot be counted individually (e.g., water, sugar).

200

Is "milk" countable or uncountable?

"Milk" is uncountable because we do not count it as "one milk, two milks." Instead, we say "a glass of milk."

300

Which article (a/an or some) do we use with uncountable nouns?

We use "some" with uncountable nouns (e.g., some water, some sugar).

400

Fill in the blank: 

"How ______ (much/many) rice do you need?"

"How much rice do you need?"

500

Choose the correct sentence: 

A) I have a few money.
B) There is a little sugar in my coffee.

B) There is a little sugar in my coffee.

Adjective-ing and -ed

100

Complete the sentence:
"The trip was so ______ (excited/exciting), and we had a great time!"
 

"The trip was so exciting, and we had a great time!"

200

Fill in the blank:
"This book is so ______ (boring/bored). I don’t like reading it."

"This book is so boring. I don’t like reading it."

300

Choose the correct sentence:
A) She was surprising by the news.
B) She was surprised by the news.

B) She was surprised by the news.

400

Which sentence is correct?
A) I feel tiring after a long day.
B) I feel tired after a long day.

 B) I feel tired after a long day.

500

What is the difference between adjectives ending in -ing and -ed?

-ing adjectives describe things or situations (e.g., "The movie is boring"), while -ed adjectives describe how a person feels (e.g., "I am bored").

Comparative & Superlative

100

Correct the sentence:
"This exam is more easier than the last one."
 

"This exam is easier than the last one."

200

What is the rule for forming comparative adjectives?

• For short adjectives (one syllable), add -er (e.g., tall → taller).
• For long adjectives (two or more syllables), use "more" (e.g., beautiful → more beautiful).

300

What is the rule for forming superlative adjectives?
 

• For short adjectives, add -est (e.g., tall → tallest).
• For long adjectives, use "most" (e.g., beautiful → most beautiful).

400

Fill in the blank:
"This mountain is the ______ (high) in the world."

"This mountain is the highest in the world."

500

Choose the correct sentence:
A) She is the most cleverest girl in class.
B) She is the cleverest girl in class.
 

B) She is the cleverest girl in class.