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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of their use in recipes and restaurant conversations. It notes that countable nouns can be singular or plural, like "apple" or "apples", while ingredients in recipes like "sugar" are uncountable nouns. It then gives an example conversation at a restaurant where the customer orders a dish of "Alfredo Spaghetti" and a drink of "lemonade", but specifies having it "with no sugar". The document concludes that this conversation demonstrates the use of countable and uncountable nouns.

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    Sustantivos y expresiones contables e incontables en un restaurante

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    S2-T1_Countable and uncountable nouns and Expressions in a restaurant

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of their use in recipes and restaurant conversations. It notes that countable nouns can be singular or plural, like "apple" or "apples", while ingredients in recipes like "sugar" are uncountable nouns. It then gives an example conversation at a restaurant where the customer orders a dish of "Alfredo Spaghetti" and a drink of "lemonade", but specifies having it "with no sugar". The document concludes that this conversation demonstrates the use of countable and uncountable nouns.

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    Countable and uncountable nouns.

    Useful Expressions in a restaurant

    I’m sure you remember that in the last video we mentioned

    Hi!
    some ingredients and dishes, as well as the expressions for you
    to say if you like a dish or not.
    In this video we will learn some nouns that can help you
    when preparing a recipe or ordering a dish in a restaurant.

    Let’s hit the road!

    When you want to prepare a recipe for the dish that you like,
    the ingredients will pro bably be mentioned as:

    An Apple + A banana + A pineapple + A little sugar

    In a recipe you can identify countable and non-countable nouns like apple or sugar.
    Note that countable nouns can be singular or plural "apple” or “apples”

    - A. Hello! What’s todays special?


    - B. It’s Alfredo Spaghetti.
    - A. Oh great, I’ll have that plate and please, add
    some extra cream. Do you have something to
    Now, when you go to a restaurant
    drink?
    and want to order a dish with you
    - B. OK, sir. I have fresh lemonade and Chicha
    might have a conversation like this
    Morada.
    - A. Great, I’ll have the lemonade, but with no
    sugar, please.
    - B. Sure. I’ll bring your order in a moment.

    As you can see, in this conversation we have used countable and


    uncountable nouns. I hope this point is clear to you. Now we’ll put it
    into practice with some exercises on your platform.

    Good luck!

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