1. I have *three* apples in my bag. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, bruk tall for å angi mengde)
2. She needs some *water* to drink. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, mengdeord som brukes med væsker)
3. There are many *books* on the table. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, flertall for flere enheter)
4. Would you like some *bread* with your soup? (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, matvare uten entall/flertall form)
5. They bought two *chairs* for the kitchen. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, bruk flertallsform)
6. I don’t have much *money* left. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, brukes om valuta)
7. We saw five *dogs* in the park. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, flertall for flere dyr)
8. Can you give me some *milk*, please? (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, væske)
9. She found a few *coins* on the ground. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, små enheter som kan telles)
10. He added some *salt* to the recipe. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, krydder)

1. I need an *egg* for the cake. (Hint: Tellbart substantiv, enkelt objekt)
2. There is a lot of *traffic* on the road today. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, abstrakt mengde)
3. We bought four *tomatoes* at the market. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, flertall av grønnsak)
4. She poured some *juice* into the glass. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, væske)
5. He has many *friends* in school. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, mennesker som kan telles)
6. Can you add some *sugar* to my tea? (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, søtningsmiddel)
7. They saw three *cars* parked outside. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, flertall av kjøretøy)
8. I want a piece of *cake*, please. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, men kan deles i porsjoner)
9. She bought two *bottles* of water. (Hint: Tellbare substantiv, beholderen kan telles)
10. There is little *information* available. (Hint: Utellingbart substantiv, kunnskap eller fakta)