Learner produces the twelve uncountable nouns most frequent in IELTS scripts without pluralising them.
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Six sentences. Choose the correct form and find out at once.
The university published new ______ on air quality.
Twelve nouns that never take -s, and the countable nouns you must not strip.
Some nouns never take -s. There is no test that finds them.
About twelve nouns cause almost every plural mistake in IELTS writing.
research · knowledge · progress · homework · furniture · pollution
evidence · traffic · accommodation · employment · advice · information
Twelve nouns. Learn them and this error stops.
Twenty nouns. Each uncountable noun is paired with a countable near-synonym.
Sort each item into the correct category
Eight bold words in a Task 2 paragraph. Six are wrong. Two are already correct.
Life in a large city is difficult.
Every morning the (traffic) is heavy and the (vehicle) move slowly. (accommodation) near the centre is expensive, so many workers live far away. Recent (research) shows that long journeys harm sleep. Students cannot finish their (homework) after such a day.
Better buses would bring clear (benefit) to everyone. Some cities have already taken strong (measure), but air (pollution) is still rising.
Two sentences about your city, using two nouns from the list.
Choose two of these nouns:
traffic · pollution · accommodation · employment · research · evidence
Write one sentence with each. Keep both sentences short.
No -s on any of these nouns.
Two sentences, one per line.
Write them exactly as they appear in your sentences.
Twelve cards, including the two countable nouns, so the deck does not train over-correction.