COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Which one is uncountable noun? Orange Juice and Cake

Orange Juice

Fix the mistake - "How many egg do you have?"

How many eggs do you have?

Fix the mistake - "I have some cheeses for you to eat with your bread"

I have some cheese for you to eat with your bread

Which one is countable noun? Lemonade or Chicken

Chicken is a countable noun.

Fix the mistakes - "There is two tomatoes in the fridge"

There are two tomatoes in the fridge

Fix the mistakes - "I have a bread for you"

I have bread for you

Uncountable or Countable

Countable - some potatoes

Uncountable or Countable

Uncountable - Milk

Uncountable or Countable

Uncountable - Rice

Uncountable or Countable

Countable - some cookies/ biscuits

Countable or Uncountable

Uncountable - Cheese