Countable and Uncountable Nouns 1

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Write a, some, or any in the first gap, then write a place in the second gap(Countable and Uncountable Nouns 1):

1. Did you buy ___ newspaper at the _________?
2. There is ___ tea in the ____________.
3. We posted ___ letter at the ____________.
4. I put ___ Coca-Cola in my ____________.
5. There was ___ water in the ____________.
6. There isn’t ___ DVD in the ____________.
7. Is there ___ chocolate left in the ___________?
8. I ate ___ veggie burger at the ____________.
9. There was ___ playground near the ________.
10. Is there ___ soap in the ____________?
11. I asked Clara for ___ advice at the _________.
12. There is ___ fly on the ____________.
13. There is ___ meat in the ____________.
14. I saw ___ elephant at the ____________.
15. There was ___ new teacher at ____________.
16. There wasn’t ___ furniture in the ___________.
17. My friend is ___ guitarist in a ____________.
18. Did you buy ___ jam at the ____________?
19. Is there ___ red towel in the ____________?
20. I took ___ fruit out of the ____________.