Question

Exercises: countable / uncountable Few or little There is juice left. There were She needs a Give me a birds there. They're having a It walked I've lost help. more grapes. meters. weight.. The girl drank a I'll be back in a fun. There was a water. minutes. snow.​

Answer 1

Juice-uncountable
Birds-countable
Grapes-countable
Meters-countable
Weight-countable
Girl-countable
Water-uncountable
Minutes-countable
Snow-uncountable

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you determine whether to use "few" or "little" with countable and uncountable nouns in these sentences.

1. There is juice left.

   • Correct: There is a little juice left. (uncountable)

2. There were birds there.

   • Correct: There were a few birds there. (countable)

3. She needs a weight.

   • Correct: She needs a little weight. (uncountable)

4. Give me a help.

   • Correct: Give me a little help. (uncountable)

5. They're having a meters.

   • Correct: They're having a few meters. (countable)

6. It walked more grapes.

   • Correct: It walked a few more grapes. (countable)

7. I've lost fun.

   • Correct: I've lost a little fun. (uncountable)

8. The girl drank a water.

   • Correct: The girl drank a little water. (uncountable)

9. I'll be back in a minutes.

   • Correct: I'll be back in a few minutes. (countable)

10. There was a snow.

    • Correct: There was a little snow. (uncountable)