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Вопрос:
1. Countable or uncountable? Tick the right column. 1. water 2. flowers 3. flour 4. day 5. snow 6. milk 7. newspaper 8. hen 9. work 10. lemon 11. melon 12. air 13. girl 14. people 15. bird 16. car 17. paper 18. teacher 19. student 20. oil 21. sugar 22. salt 23. tomato 24. dog 25. worm 26. light 27. book 28. room 29. picture 30. meat 31. year 32. tea 33. coffee 34. a cup of tea 35. a lump of sugar 36. a glass of milk 37. a piece of paper 38. a glass/bottle of water 39. a jar of jam 40. a rasher of bacon 41. a packet of tea 42. bread 43. yoghurt 44. a kilo of meat 45. a tube of toothpaste 46. a bar of chocolate 47. chalk 48. an ice cube 49. a bag of flour 50. lioness
Ответ:
1. water - uncountable (U)
2. flowers - countable (C)
3. flour - uncountable (U)
4. day - countable (C)
5. snow - uncountable (U)
6. milk - uncountable (U)
7. newspaper - countable (C)
8. hen - countable (C)
9. work - uncountable (U)
10. lemon - countable (C)
11. melon - countable (C)
12. air - uncountable (U)
13. girl - countable (C)
14. people - countable (C)
15. bird - countable (C)
16. car - countable (C)
17. paper - uncountable (U)
18. teacher - countable (C)
19. student - countable (C)
20. oil - uncountable (U)
21. sugar - uncountable (U)
22. salt - uncountable (U)
23. tomato - countable (C)
24. dog - countable (C)
25. worm - countable (C)
26. light - uncountable (U)
27. book - countable (C)
28. room - countable (C)
29. picture - countable (C)
30. meat - uncountable (U)
31. year - countable (C)
32. tea - uncountable (U)
33. coffee - uncountable (U)
34. a cup of tea - countable (C)
35. a lump of sugar - countable (C)
36. a glass of milk - countable (C)
37. a piece of paper - countable (C)
38. a glass/bottle of water - countable (C)
39. a jar of jam - countable (C)
40. a rasher of bacon - countable (C)
41. a packet of tea - countable (C)
42. bread - uncountable (U)
43. yoghurt - uncountable (U)
44. a kilo of meat - countable (C)
45. a tube of toothpaste - countable (C)
46. a bar of chocolate - countable (C)
47. chalk - uncountable (U)
48. an ice cube - countable (C)
49. a bag of flour - countable (C)
50. lioness - countable (C)
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