Question

1911 3 You can talk as long as you don't make a loud noise. You can talk as long as you don't make a [[loud]] noise. lot of A loud noise (countable) describes what you hear when, for example, somebody slams a door or drops a plate. To refer to continuous noise made during an activity, use noise as an uncountable noun: 'They don't know the difference between music and noise.'

Accepted Answer

noise ✗ You can talk as long as you don't make a lot of noise. You can talk as long as you don't make a [[lot of]] noise. loud | lot of

Idx	1911
Keyword	noise
Sub Entry Number	3
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	You can talk as long as you don't make a loud noise.
Correct Sentence	You can talk as long as you don't make a lot of noise.
Cloze Error Sentence	You can talk as long as you don't make a [[loud]] noise.
Cloze Sentence	You can talk as long as you don't make a [[lot of]] noise.
Cloze Answer	lot of
Choices	loud \| lot of
Explanation	A loud noise (countable) describes what you hear when, for example, somebody slams a door or drops a plate. To refer to continuous noise made during an activity, use noise as an uncountable noun: 'They don't know the difference between music and noise.'

Noise Talk Long Make Loud Lot Countable Describes