Question

А) Are the nouns in the box countable (C) or uncountable (U)? jambeancarrotmilknutpastajuicelemonadesweetyoghurtredpeppersaladB) Which sentences can be completed with a countable noun (C), an uncountable noun (U) or both (B)?1 There are lots of ...2 I've got some...3 There's a little...4 We've only got ten...5 We don't have any...​

Answer 1

Countable

Bean,carrot,nut, sweet,

Uncountable

Jam, milk,pasta, juice, lemonade, joghurt, pepper

Salad может быть исчисляемым и неисчисляемым

Слово red--это прилагательное-красный

1B

2B

3U

4C

5B

Answer 2

Countability of Nouns in the Box

The countability of nouns in the given list can vary. Let's go through each noun and determine if it is countable (C) or uncountable (U) based on common usage:

1. jam - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "I spread some jam on my toast." 2. bean - Countable (C) - e.g., "I ate three beans." 3. carrot - Countable (C) - e.g., "She bought five carrots." 4. milk - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "I poured some milk into my cereal." 5. nut - Countable (C) - e.g., "He cracked open two nuts." 6. pasta - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "I cooked some pasta for dinner." 7. juice - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "She poured a glass of juice." 8. lemonade - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "I made a pitcher of lemonade." 9. sweet - Countable (C) - e.g., "He ate three sweets." 10. yoghurt - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "She bought a tub of yoghurt." 11. red peppers - Countable (C) - e.g., "I bought six red peppers." 12. salad - Uncountable (U) - e.g., "She made a bowl of salad."

Based on common usage, the countability of the nouns in the box is as follows: - Countable (C): bean, carrot, nut, sweet, red peppers - Uncountable (U): jam, milk, pasta, juice, lemonade, yoghurt, salad

Completion of Sentences with Countable (C), Uncountable (U), or Both (B) Nouns

Let's complete the sentences using countable (C), uncountable (U), or both (B) nouns:

1. There are lots of beans. (C) 2. I've got some milk. (U) 3. There's a little jam. (U) 4. We've only got ten nuts. (C) 5. We don't have any pasta. (U)

Based on the given sentences, the appropriate nouns to complete each sentence are as follows: 1. There are lots of beans. (C) 2. I've got some milk. (U) 3. There's a little jam. (U) 4. We've only got ten nuts. (C) 5. We don't have any pasta. (U)

Please note that the completion of sentences may vary depending on the context and intended meaning.