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Select each point and classify the food as COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE. Remember write your answer in capital letters.

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Melanie Aristizabal Giraldo

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COLOMBIAN FLAVORSOnline version Select each point and classify the food as COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE. Remember write your answer in capital letters. by Melanie Aristizabal Giraldo 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Explicación 1 They come as separate pieces, so you can choose how many you want. For example, two tamales or three tamales. 2 It is a dish served in portions, not as separate pieces. We usually say some sancocho or talk about a bowl of it. 3 They are individual items you can serve or buy one by one. For example, one arepa or two arepas. 4 We can count patacones one by one. We say one patacón, two patacones. 5 This is tricky! “Beer” is usually not counted one by one, but, in this case, we are counting bottles. Since bottles are individual items, we can use numbers like two. 6 It is an individual snack that you can order or eat one at a time. For example, one empanada or three empanadas. 7 It refers to a whole fruit. You can talk about it as a single unit or more, like one guanábana or two guanábanas. 8 It is a mixture, not separate items. We usually talk about it as an amount, for example some hogao. 9 It doesn’t come in separate pieces. It is a liquid that you add to a drink, so we describe it as an amount, for example some Sirope. 10 We are referring to the container (jug), not the liquid inside. We can count jugs (one jug, two jugs), even if the juice inside is uncountable. 11 They are small individual fruits, so we can count them one by one (one uchuva, two uchuvas, etc.).

COLOMBIAN FLAVORSOnline version

Select each point and classify the food as COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE. Remember write your answer in capital letters.

by Melanie Aristizabal Giraldo

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Explicación

They come as separate pieces, so you can choose how many you want. For example, two tamales or three tamales.

It is a dish served in portions, not as separate pieces. We usually say some sancocho or talk about a bowl of it.

They are individual items you can serve or buy one by one. For example, one arepa or two arepas.

We can count patacones one by one. We say one patacón, two patacones.

This is tricky! “Beer” is usually not counted one by one, but, in this case, we are counting bottles. Since bottles are individual items, we can use numbers like two.

It is an individual snack that you can order or eat one at a time. For example, one empanada or three empanadas.

It refers to a whole fruit. You can talk about it as a single unit or more, like one guanábana or two guanábanas.

It is a mixture, not separate items. We usually talk about it as an amount, for example some hogao.

It doesn’t come in separate pieces. It is a liquid that you add to a drink, so we describe it as an amount, for example some Sirope.

We are referring to the container (jug), not the liquid inside. We can count jugs (one jug, two jugs), even if the juice inside is uncountable.

They are small individual fruits, so we can count them one by one (one uchuva, two uchuvas, etc.).

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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