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Food Countable vs Uncountable

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Food Countable vs Uncountable
 

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Food Countable vs UncountableOnline version

By Teacher Nadia

by nadia hadiyy
1

In the sentence 'I ate two loaves of bread,' is bread countable or uncountable?

2

In 'I bought several apples,' are apples countable or uncountable?

3

Is 'rice' countable or uncountable in general?

4

In 'three spoons of sugar,' is sugar countable or uncountable?

5

In 'two glasses of water,' is water countable or uncountable?

6

In 'many cheeses on the platter,' is the noun cheese countable or uncountable?

7

In 'a bottle of milk,' is milk countable or uncountable?

8

In 'two cans of beans,' are beans countable or uncountable?

9

In 'a piece of chocolate,' is chocolate countable or uncountable?

10

In 'several bottles of soda,' is soda countable or uncountable?

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