Countable and uncountable nouns
Is this a countable or uncountable noun?
apple
countable noun
There are ___________ students in school.
many
I would like ___________ tea, please.
some
Give the comparative and superlative of:
cheap
cheaper - the cheapest
A type of fruit that looks like a lemon but is green.
a lime
Write in letters:
11th
eleventh
The place where people like to have a drink.
the pub
Is this a countable or uncountable noun?
biscuit
countable noun
How ___________ pounds do you have?
many
Could I have ___________ water, please?
some
He eats too much. He will become __________ as a pig.
as fat as
What do you call "champignons" in English?
mushrooms
Write in letters:
4th
fourth
What do you call "een rotonde" in English?
a roundabout
Is this a countable or uncountable noun?
milk
uncountable noun
How ___________ butter do you need?
much
Does she have ___________ questions?
any
Give the comparative and superlative of:
unhealthy
more unhealthy - the most unhealthy
unhealthier - the unhealthiest
A sandwich spread made with fruit (e.g., strawberries) and sugar.
jam
Write in letters:
8th
eighth
The place where you can collect your parcel if you weren't home for delivery.
the post office
Are these countable and/or uncountable nouns?
bacon & jam
uncountable nouns
She spends too ___________ of her time worrying, but ___________ of her friends don't.
much - many
They didn't have ___________ fried rice, so I ordered ___________ pancakes.
any - some
Give the comparative and superlative of:
little
less - the least
Wine is made of this fruit.
grapes
Write in letters:
9th
ninth
The place where you buy fresh meat.
the butcher's
Are these countable and/or uncountable nouns?
yoghurt & egg
uncountable noun & countable noun
Don't eat too ___________ meat and try not to eat too ___________ hamburgers.
much - many
We don't have ___________ apple pie, but would you like ___________ strawberry pie instead?
any - some
Give the comparative and superlative of:
bad
worse - the worst
Ideal for people with a certain type of food allergy or intolerance.
gluten-free
Write in letters:
100th
one hundredth
What do you call "een T-splitsing" in English?
a T-junction