Mark the nouns C (countable) or U (uncountable).
1. bread
2. cheese
3. apple
4. sugar
5. milk
6. orange
7. biscuit
8. rice
9. cake
10. pasta
11. peach
12. strawberry
Fill in the gaps with some or any.
1. Are there _ eggs in the fridge?
2. I have _ biscuit in my bag.
3. We need _ milk for the cake.
4. There isn’t _ cheese in this sandwich.
5. Be careful! There’s _ honey on your T−shirt!
6. Are there _ people in the living room?
Fill in: much, many, a few, a little.
1. How _ milk do you need?
2. Is there _ coffee left?
3. There are _ pears in the fridge.
4. There is _ sugar left.
5. How _ carrots are there?
6. Are there _ students in the class?
Fill in: much, many and a lot.
1.
Can I have some more bread, please?
I’m afraid there isn’t much left.
2.
May I have some milk, please?
Of course, there is _ of milk left in the fridge.
3.
May I take some of the lemon sweets, please?
Yes, but I’m afraid there aren’t _ left.
4.
Can I have a cup of tea, please?
Of course, there are _ of teabags in the cupboard.
5.
Where are the chocolates?
Here, but I’m afraid there aren’t _ left.
6.
May I have some more cheese, please?
Yes, but I’m afraid there isn’t _ left.
Fill in: carton, jar, bottle, bowl, tin, piece, glass, packet.
a _ of sugar
a _ of jam
a _ of cheese
a _ of olive oil
a _ of tuna
a _ of biscuits
a _ of water
a _ of apple juice
Correct the mistakes.
1. How much carrots are there?
2. I bought a bottle of sugar.
3. Can I have any more coffee, please?
4. Would you like a glass of coffee?
5. There’s many sugar in the jar.
6. There aren’t some pears left.
7. Have you got any milks in the fridge?
8. There aren’t some oranges in the basket.