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Using a/ an, much, many, some, any

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I'd like some cake, please. Is "cake" C or NC in this sentence?

NC

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I am making two cakes for a birthday party. Is "cakes" C or NC in this sentence?

cakes- plural count

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We don't have any balloons for the party. BALLOONS C or NC?

count- plural

15

He doesn't have time to go to the store today. Is "time" C or NC?

NC

15

I need some eggs. EGGS C or NC?

count- plural

15

Would you like some ice cream? Is ice cream C or NC?

NC

15

Would you like a cup of coffee? Is "cup" C or NC?

a / singular count

15

Would you like some coffee? Is coffee C or NC?

NC

15

Would you like an orange?

Count- Singular

15

There is some pizza left. Would you like some? Is "pizza" C or NC in this sentence?

NC

15