Countable Nouns Exercises For Norwegian Grammar

Exercise 1: Singular countable nouns

Countable nouns in Norwegian grammar are called ‘tellelige substantiver’. These are nouns that can be counted, for example, a book (en bok), two books (to bøker). You can make a countable noun plural by adding an -er, -r, or -s ending to the word. The definite form is also different for countable and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns follow certain rules, and these exercises will test your understanding of these rules.

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1. Jeg har *en* (a) bok.
2. Han spiser *et* (an) eple.
3. Hun kjøper *en* (a) bil.
4. Det er *et* (an) bord i rommet.
5. Jeg trenger *en* (a) penn.
6. Hun har *et* (an) kort.
7. Vi ser *en* (a) film.
8. Det er *et* (an) vindu her.
9. Kan jeg få *et* (an) papir?
10. Det er *en* (a) hund i parken.
11. Han drikker *et* (an) vann.
12. Hun lager *en* (a) kake.
13. De har *en* (a) billett.
14. Jeg finner *et* (an) ark.
15. Han lager *et* (an) prosjekt.

Exercise 2: Plural countable nouns

1. Jeg har to *bøker* (books).
2. Vi spiser tre *epler* (apples).
3. De kjøper fire *biler* (cars).
4. Det er fem *bord* (tables) i rommet.
5. Hun trenger seks *penner* (pens).
6. De har syv *kort* (cards).
7. De ser åtte *filmer* (movies).
8. Det er ni *vinduer* (windows) her.
9. Kan jeg få ti *papirer* (papers)?
10. Det er elleve *hunder* (dogs) i parken.
11. Hun drikker tolv *vann* (waters).
12. De lager tretten *kaker* (cakes).
13. De har fjorten *billetter* (tickets).
14. Han finner femten *ark* (sheets).
15. Hun lager seksten *prosjekter* (projects).

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