I have two *cats* (animal) at home.

She brought three *apples* (fruit) to the picnic.

Tom owns several *cars* (vehicle).

Can you pass me those *books* (read)?

We saw a few *birds* (fly) in the sky.

There are many *chairs* (sit) in the auditorium.

I need to buy some *glasses* (drink) for our new house.

She has a dozen *eggs* (cook) in the refrigerator.

The teacher asked us to bring our *pencils* (write).

We planted five *trees* (grow) in our backyard.

The museum had various *paintings* (art) on display.

He wears *shoes* (footwear) that are too big.

There were several *jackets* (wear) on the coat rack.

She likes to collect *coins* (money) from different countries.

How many *bottles* (container) of water should we bring?

Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of uncountable nouns.

He poured some *milk* (drink) into his coffee.

We need more *furniture* (household) for the living room.

Could you give me some *advice* (suggestion) on my project?

There is too much *traffic* (cars) during rush hour.

I don’t have enough *information* (facts) to make a decision.

She has a lot of *knowledge* (understanding) about art history.

The recipe requires *flour* (baking) to make the dough.

There was a *laughter* (sound) coming from the other room.

We should add more *spices* (flavor) to the curry.

He has great *courage* (bravery) in face of danger.

I got a piece of *hardware* (tools) to fix the door.

There is plenty of *space* (room) in the garden to plant vegetables.

The air was filled with the *scent* (smell) of roses.

The *research* (study) on this topic is still ongoing.

She offered me some *wine* (drink) at dinner.