Question

Are this nouns countable and uncountable?1. Bread2. Pear3. Keir4. Strawberry5. Coffee6. Banana7. Sugar8. Pepper9 Sofa10.Cheese11. Lemonade12. Coconut13. Peas14. Apple15. Plum16. Sausages17. Spoon18. Sour cream19. Chair20. Yoghurt21. Juice22. Mineral water​

Answer 1

1. Bread u

2. Pear c

3. Keir ?

4. Strawberry c

5. Coffee u

6. Banana c

7. Sugar u

8. Pepper c

9 Sofa u

10.Cheese u

11. Lemonade u

12. Coconut c

13. Peas u

14. Apple c

15. Plum c

16. Sausages u

17. Spoon c

18. Sour cream u

19. Chair c

20. Yoghurt u

21. Juice u

22. Mineral water​ u

Объяснение:

u- uncountable

c- countable

Answer 2

Here's a breakdown of whether each of the nouns you listed is countable or uncountable:

Countable:

1. Bread
2. Pear
3. Strawberry
4. Banana
5. Pepper
6. Cheese
7. Peas
8. Apple
9. Plum
10. Sausages
11. Spoon (though it's typically used as a countable noun in the sense of a physical utensil)
12. Chair
13. Juice
14. Mineral water

Uncountable: 3. Keir (I'm not familiar with this term; it might be a regional or specialized word)

5. Coffee (though you can say "a cup of coffee" to make it countable)
6. Sugar (though you can say "a spoonful of sugar" to make it countable)
7. Sofa
8. Lemonade (though you can say "a glass of lemonade" to make it countable)
9. Coconut (though you can say "a coconut" to refer to an individual one)
10. Sour cream
11. Yoghurt

Keep in mind that some nouns can be used both countably and uncountably depending on the context. For example, "coffee" can refer to the beverage in general (uncountable) or a specific cup or serving (countable). Similarly, "sugar" can refer to the substance in general (uncountable) or a specific amount (countable).