Is the sentence correct? There are a lot of juice in the bottle.
Wrong - There IS a lot of juice in the bottle.
Is it countable or uncountable: money
uncountable
What is it? Can you spell it?
lizard
What do you call your father's brother?
It's my uncle!
Complete the sentence: There ______ any biscuits on the plate.
There aren't any biscuits on the plate.
Complete the sentence: Now I _____ at home, but yesterday I _____ at a party.
Now I am at home, but yesterday I was at a party.
Where was she yesterday?
She was at the library.
Is it countable or uncountable: chicken
uncountable
Where was John yesterday?
He was at the swimming pool.
How many olives are there?
There are a lot.
How much spinach is there?
There isn't much.
Is it countable or uncountable: meat
uncountable
Complete the sentence: There is ________ coffee, but there isn't ______ tea.
There is some coffee, but there isn't any tea.
Answer the question: How much water do you drink a day?
I drink ........
Complete the sentence: There _______ some apple juice, but there _______ any orange juice.
There is some apple juice, but there isn't any orange juice.
What is it? Is it countable or uncountable?
This is pasta. It's uncountable.
What is it? Can you spell it?
torch
What is it? Spell it please.
mushroom
Is the sentence correct: Yesterday the weather was chilly.
correct
Is it correct: How many teas are there?
wrong - How much tea is there?
Is it correct: There is much milk in the fridge.
Wrong - There isn't much milk in the fridge.
Is it countable or uncountable: mushroom
countable
Where was she last Friday?
She was at the bank.
How much chicken is there?
There is a lot of chicken.
Is it countable or uncountable: olive
countable
What is it? Can you spell it?
backpack
Is it correct: How many biscuits are in the jar?
correct
Is it countable or uncountable: spinach
uncountable
Is it countable or uncountable: tuna
uncountable
Is it countable or uncountable: biscuit
countable
What is it? Can you spell it?
plate
Is it correct: He isn't at school now. He were at school yesterday.
Wrong - He isn't at school now. He WAS at school yesterday.
Is the sentence correct: Yesterday my cousin is at school.
wrong - Yesterday my cousin WAS at school.
Where was he on Saturday?
He was at the park.