There is *water* (uncountable) in the glass.

She brought three *apples* (countable) for lunch.

We need to buy some *furniture* (uncountable) for our new house.

There are several *cats* (countable) in the alley.

Can I have a piece of *bread* (uncountable)?

I saw a group of *tourists* (countable) near the museum.

He doesn’t have much *interest* (uncountable) in playing sports.

They are looking for new *employees* (countable) to join their team.

Please, add more *sugar* (uncountable) to my coffee.

She has a collection of rare *stamps* (countable).

There isn’t enough *information* (uncountable) to make a decision.

Those *strawberries* (countable) look very fresh.

He got a lot of *support* (uncountable) from his family.

All the *children* (countable) are playing in the park.

We need some *advice* (uncountable) on how to proceed.

Exercício 2: Escolha entre substantivos contáveis e incontáveis

I would like *two cups* (countable) of coffee, please.

There’s too much *noise* (uncountable) coming from the street.

We saw a flock of *birds* (countable) flying south.

Do you have any *luggage* (uncountable) to check in?

The supermarket has a variety of different *cheeses* (countable).

She has traveled to many different *countries* (countable).

He didn’t give me a lot of *homework* (uncountable) this weekend.

They have six *fish* (countable) in their aquarium.

You need a *license* (uncountable) to drive a car.

How many *friends* (countable) do you have?

Could you pass me some *salt* (uncountable)?

You can see many *stars* (countable) in the night sky.

She has a great deal of *knowledge* (uncountable) about history.

We need to buy some *eggs* (countable) for breakfast.

I can’t believe the amount of *trash* (uncountable) on the streets.