Healthy Foods: Countable vs Uncountable

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Grammar focus: countable/uncountable nouns in healthy foods

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Froggy Jumps Healthy Foods: Countable vs UncountableOnline version Grammar focus: countable/uncountable nouns in healthy foods by Shane Bongcales 1 Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly with healthy foods? a I eat three apples a day. b I eat much fruit every day. c I eat some rice every day. 2 Choose the uncountable noun in this sentence: 'Some bread is on the table.' a bread b breads c breads 3 Select the sentence with a correct quantity for uncountable foods. a There is many milk in the fridge. b There are enough milks in the fridge. c There is enough milk in the fridge. 4 Which sentence uses a plural countable noun? a I bought five carrots at the market. b I bought much carrots at the market. c I bought much carrot at the market. 5 Choose the correct article for an uncountable food: '___ rice is easy to cook.' a A rice b Rice c An rice 6 Identify the correct sentence about fruit (countable): a We have much orange in the basket. b We have several oranges in the basket. c We have several orange in the basket. 7 Which is a correct uncountable quantity phrase? a a few water b a little water c many water 8 Pick the sentence with a correct uncountable noun a There isn’t many sugars left. b There aren’t many sugar left. c There isn’t much sugar left. 9 What is a countable noun in the healthy foods group? a water b apples c bread 10 Fill the gap: 'There are ____ bananas on the counter.' a many banana b much bananas c a bunch of

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Healthy Foods: Countable vs UncountableOnline version

Grammar focus: countable/uncountable nouns in healthy foods

by Shane Bongcales

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly with healthy foods?

I eat three apples a day.

I eat much fruit every day.

I eat some rice every day.

Choose the uncountable noun in this sentence: 'Some bread is on the table.'

bread

breads

Select the sentence with a correct quantity for uncountable foods.

There is many milk in the fridge.

There are enough milks in the fridge.

There is enough milk in the fridge.

Which sentence uses a plural countable noun?

I bought five carrots at the market.

I bought much carrots at the market.

I bought much carrot at the market.

Choose the correct article for an uncountable food: '___ rice is easy to cook.'

A rice

Rice

An rice

Identify the correct sentence about fruit (countable):

We have much orange in the basket.

We have several oranges in the basket.

We have several orange in the basket.

Which is a correct uncountable quantity phrase?

a few water

a little water

many water

Pick the sentence with a correct uncountable noun

There isn’t many sugars left.

There aren’t many sugar left.

There isn’t much sugar left.

What is a countable noun in the healthy foods group?

water

apples

bread

Fill the gap: 'There are ____ bananas on the counter.'

many banana

much bananas

a bunch of

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Healthy Foods: Countable vs UncountableOnline version

by Shane Bongcales

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly with healthy foods?

Choose the uncountable noun in this sentence: 'Some bread is on the table.'

Select the sentence with a correct quantity for uncountable foods.

Which sentence uses a plural countable noun?

Choose the correct article for an uncountable food: '___ rice is easy to cook.'

Identify the correct sentence about fruit (countable):

Which is a correct uncountable quantity phrase?

Pick the sentence with a correct uncountable noun

What is a countable noun in the healthy foods group?

Fill the gap: 'There are ____ bananas on the counter.'

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