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Name the food and the container.
a bag of flour
Name the food
French fries
Name the food
raspberries
Name the food
fizzy drinks
Name the food
grapes
Name the food
strawberries
Name the food
a melon
Name the food and the container.
a piece of cake
Name the food and the container.
a slice of pizza
Name the food and the container.
a mug of coffee
Name the food and the container.
a carton of juice
Name the food and the container.
a bottle of olive oil
Name the food and the container.
a glass of water
Name the food and the container.
a can of Cola
Name the food and the container.
a dozen of eggs
Name the food and the container.
a packet of biscuits
Name the food and the container.
a can of beans
Complete the sentence with ONE word. I like _________ in summer as it is cold.
ice-cream
Complete the sentence with ONE word. Chickens give us ______.
meat / eggs
Complete the sentence with ONE word. You can make _______ from oranges.
juice
Complete the sentence with ONE word. You need ______ to make ketchup.
tomatoes
Complete the sentence with ONE word. You make _______ from potatoes.
french fries / chips
Complete the sentence with ONE word. We get _____ from cows.
milk
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". You / speak on your phone in the cinema.
You shouldn't speak on your phone in the cinema.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". Everyone / eat a balanced diet.
Everyone should eat a balanced diet.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". You / talk when the teacher is talking.
You shouldn't talk when the teacher is talking.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". People / help their friends.
People should help their friends.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". You / look before you cross the road.
You should look before you cross the road.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". Young children / watch very violent films.
Young children shouldn't watch very violent films.
Give good advice using "should"/"shouldnt". You / write carefully in exams.
You should write carefully in exams.
Choose the right alternative. Both answers can be correct. There's A LOT OF / MANY rice.
A LOT OF
Choose the right alternative. Both answers can be correct. Have you got MUCH / MANY tomatoes?
MANY
Choose the right alternative. Both answers can be correct. Is there A LOT OF / MUCH water in the bottle?
both are correct
Choose the right alternative. Both answers can be correct. There isn't MUCH / MANY milk in the fridge.
MUCH
Choose the right alternative. Both answers can be correct. There are A LOT OF / MUCH biscuits in the packet.
A LOT OF
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ milk.
There isn't any milk.
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ water.
There is some water.
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ apples.
There are some apples.
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ egg.
There is an egg.
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ bananas.
There aren't any bananas.
Look at the picture and complete the sentence with IS/ARE/SOME/ANY/A/AN. There _______ bread.
There is some bread
Countable or uncountable? - Milk
uncountable
Countable or uncountable? - Burger
countable
Countable or uncountable? - Cheese
uncountable
Countable or uncountable? - Bread
uncountable
Countable or uncountable? - Biscuit
countable
Countable or uncountable? - Sugar
uncountable
Countable or uncountable? - Salt
uncountable
Countable or uncountable? - Rice
uncountable
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