Countable vs.
Uncountable Nouns
Uncountable Nouns
Is 'orange' a countable or uncountable noun?
It is countable!
Which quantifier is used with uncountable nouns: 'many' or 'much'?
'Much' is the correct answer!
The following adjectives are negative.
True or false?
Clumsy - Impatient - Inexperienced
True!
What does 'whip up' mean?
To quickly prepare a meal.
What is a traditional Mexican dish?
Example: Tacos
Is 'rice' a countable or uncountable noun?
It is uncountable!
Fill in the blank: 'I have ____ buns.' (some/any)
'Some' is the correct answer!
"a handful of soup"
It is not correct!
Use 'dig in' in a sentence.
Let's dig in and enjoy this delicious pasta!
Name a popular ingredient used in India.
Examples: Curry, turmeric, cumin
Give an example of a countable noun and an uncountable noun (not mentioned in other questions).
Example > Countable: 'carrot', Uncountable: 'water
Use 'a few' in a sentence.
Example: I have a few friends coming over for dinner.
What does "a pinch" mean?
"A pinch" refers to a very small amount of something, typically a dry ingredient like salt, sugar, or spice, that can be held between the thumb and forefinger.
What does it mean 'to cut down on' a type of food?
To reduce the amount of that food you eat.
Describe a typical Japanese meal.
A typical Japanese meal might include rice, miso soup, grilled fish, and pickled vegetables.
Explain why 'milk' is considered an uncountable noun.
Because it is a liquid that cannot be counted individually.
Explain the difference between 'a little' and 'little'.
'A little' means some, but not much (positive connotation), while 'little' means almost none (negative connotation).
What does "go-to" mean?
In the context of food, "go-to" refers to a favorite or frequently chosen dish, ingredient, or recipe because it is reliable, easy to make, or particularly enjoyed.
Explain 'pig out' and give an example.
To eat a lot, often indulgently. Example: We pigged out on pizza and ice cream at the party.
Explain how people typically eat in India (with hands, utensils, etc.).
People often eat with their hands, specifically using the right hand to eat.