Jul 08, 2025 | 11 views
A. water
B. happiness
C. books
D. information
Pembahasan :
Books are things that can be counted (one book, two books, three books). Water, happiness, and information are uncountable nouns because they are generally considered as a single unit.
A. I have many apple and few oranges.
B. I have many apples and a few orange.
C. I have many apples and a few oranges.
D. I have many apple, and few oranges.
Pembahasan :
This sentence is grammatically correct because 'apples' is countable and 'oranges' is countable, using 'a few' to indicate a small number.
A. cat
B. pencil
C. rice
D. table
Pembahasan :
Rice is generally considered uncountable. While you can have 'a bowl of rice', 'rice' itself refers to the substance, not individual items.
A. I would like a water.
B. I want a glass of water, please.
C. I need a glass of water.
D. I am thirsty for water.
Pembahasan :
Asking for a glass of water directly is the most common and polite way to phrase the request. Options A, C, and D are grammatically incorrect or less appropriate in this context.
A. I need a lot of information.
B. I need much information.
C. I need a lot of information.
D. I need a lot of information.
Pembahasan :
'Information' is uncountable, so it is always used with 'a lot of' or 'much'. 'Much' is used for singular uncountable nouns, while 'a lot of' is used for plural countable nouns or uncountable nouns.
A. She has a lot of sugars.
B. She has much sugar.
C. She has many sugar.
D. She has a lot of sugar.
Pembahasan :
Sugar is uncountable, therefore 'a lot of' or 'much' is used.
A. water
B. education
C. Indonesia
D. happiness
Pembahasan :
Indonesia is a country's name, which is a proper noun and is usually considered countable.
A. I have many book.
B. I have a many of books.
C. I have many books.
D. I have a book.
Pembahasan :
The sentence needs 'many' before 'books' to indicate a countable noun. 'Many' is used with countable nouns, and 'a' is used with singular countable nouns.
A. Thank you for the tea.
B. I accept the tea.
C. I need a cup of tea.
D. I want some tea.
Pembahasan :
Expressing gratitude is the appropriate response when someone offers you a cup of tea. The other options are grammatically correct but not as suitable in this context.
A. He have a lot of homework.
B. He has much homework.
C. He has a lots of homework.
D. He has a lot of homework.
Pembahasan :
The sentence is correct because 'homework' is countable and 'a lot of' is used to describe the quantity.
