Countable, uncountable nouns and quantifiers | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Which of these nouns are countable? rice, water, egg, people, chair, air

egg, people, chair

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Which of these nouns are uncountable? money, wine, children, table

money and wine

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Complete the sentence: I don't have ... apple

I don't have AN apple

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Complete the sentence: We have ... eggs in the fridge

We have SOME eggs in the fridge

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Complete the question: Do we have ... chocolate?

Do we have ANY chocolate?

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Complete the question: Would you like ... coffee?

Would you like SOME coffee? (We use 'some' in questions when it is a request or offer)

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How much or how many? ... sugar do you have?

How much

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A can of Coke has _ ___ __ sugar (= much)

a lot of

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How much sugar does a can of Coke have?

A lot (no 'of')

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Can we use 'a little' with uncountable or countable nouns?

Uncountable, e.g. A little coffee

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How many vegetables do you eat per day? _____ _ ___ (a medium quantity)

Quite a lot

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Is this correct? I don't eat none eggs

No! I don't eat ANY eggs

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Is this correct? Lola eats a few vegetables

Yes! Vegetables are countable, therefore we use 'a few' not 'a little'

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Is this correct? I eat much fruit

No, we usually say 'I eat a lot of fruit'

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Do 'a lot of' and 'lots of' mean the same thing?

Yes!

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