Countable nouns in Macedonian grammar are similar to those in English; they refer to objects, people, or ideas that can be counted. Such nouns can take a plural form and be paired with numerals, articles, or other determiners. They are typically used with both singular and plural verbs, depending on the context. In these exercises, students will fill in the blanks to complete sentences with suitable countable nouns, which will help them better understand and practice this grammar point.