You offer this when helping a friend make a decision.
"Can I give you a ___ of advice?"
A piece / word of advice.
You order two of these hot beverages at a café.
"Two ___ of coffee, please."
Two cups of coffee.
Sitting down with a partner to play on a board with black and white pieces.
"A _____ of chess."
A game of chess.
Shirts, jackets, or trousers in your wardrobe.
"An ___ of clothing."
An item / article of clothing.
Holding the elevator door for someone carrying heavy bags is a small _____ of kindness.
An act of kindness.
When buying fresh herbs like parsley or fruits like bananas at the market:.
"A ___ of parsley."
A bunch of parsley.
Listening to a symphony or your favorite song.
"A beautiful ___ of music."
A piece of music.
A sofa, a wooden dining table, or a armchair.
"A heavy ____ of furniture."
A piece of furniture.
Before a big exam or presentation, you might give a friend a brief _____ of encouragement.
A word of encouragement.
If you want a single portion of bread or pizza, you ask for a _____ of it.
A slice / piece of bread or pizza.
A master painter spends months finishing a painting, creating a priceless _____ of art.
A work / piece of art.
A camera, a power drill, or a gym apparatus.
"A useful ___ of equipment."
A piece of equipment.
Wishing someone success before a match by saying: "I hope you have a little _____ of luck today!"
A bit of luck.
Morning breakfast food like cornflakes usually comes packaged inside a cardboard _____ of cereal.
A box / packet of cereal.
Heading out to a court with rackets and a ball.
"A fast-paced _____ of tennis."
A game of tennis.
Firefighters running into a burning building display an inspiring _____ of bravery.
An act of bravery.
Deep truths or proverbs passed down through generations are often called _____ of wisdom.
Words / pieces of wisdom.
A single, tiny individual piece of salt, sand, or rice is called a _____ of rice.
A grain of rice.
A single written report published online or in a newspaper.
"An _____ of news."
An article (or piece) of news.
Liquid milk or water stored in large standard 3.8-liter jugs in North America.
"A _____ of milk."
A gallon / quart of milk.