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    The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns. It lists common uncountable nouns like cheese, cake, jam, milk, and bread, and the countable noun cookies. It then provides examples of making the uncountable nouns countable by adding quantifiers like "a piece of" or "a cup of". Finally, it gives phrases using words from a presented circle involving transactions at a shop.

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    The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns. It lists common uncountable nouns like cheese, cake, jam, milk, and bread, and the countable noun cookies. It then provides examples of making the uncountable nouns countable by adding quantifiers like "a piece of" or "a cup of". Finally, it gives phrases using words from a presented circle involving transactions at a shop.

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    Write U' For Uncountable Nouns and C' For Countable Nouns

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    Jenny Rodriguez
    The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns. It lists common uncountable nouns like cheese, cake, jam, milk, and bread, and the countable noun cookies. It then provides examples of making the uncountable nouns countable by adding quantifiers like "a piece of" or "a cup of". Finally, it gives phrases using words from a presented circle involving transactions at a shop.

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    - Write ‘U’ for uncountable nouns and ‘C’ for countable nouns.

    - Make uncountable nouns countable.


    Cheese (U)
    Cake (U)
    Jam (U)
    Example: a piece of cheese. MILK(U) COOKIES(C)
    Bread(U)

    1. Chocolate: in a box of chocolate

    2. Rice: is poched of rice

    3. Soda: a lattle of soda

    4. Juice : here is some juice on the table

    5. Olive oil: a cup of Olive oil

    6. Wine: a glass of wine

    - Complete phrases or sentences you say or hear in a shop. (Use words

    from the circle. You can use the same word more than once).
    you like
    1. Could: Could you sell me a chocolate please?
    it
    2. I’d: I´d buy some fruit for everyone’ome fruit for everyone. wouldany much
    I
    got
    3. Have: ¿Have we sugar in the house? else
    4. Anything: Please give me anything of two hundred. some
    5. That’s: That’s sugar or salt.
    we sugar
    6. How: ¿How much salt we take? have
    Thanks
    please

    “Samieh.lahiji@gmailcom” “” “”

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