Question

Tap the option that uses 'light' as an uncountable noun.

• A. The street was decorated with beautiful lights for Christmas.
• B. I switched on the light in the bedroom.
• C. She asked me to switch off the light in the kitchen.
• D. We couldn't see anything because there was hardly any light.

Answer 1

The correct option is D We couldn't see anything because there was hardly any light.

Here, the noun 'light' refers to the brightness that lets one see things. Since brightenss cannot be counted, the noun 'light' is used as an uncountable noun in this sentence.