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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of yes/no questions using them. For countable nouns, which can be counted, the questions use "are there some" and the examples include nuts, apples, and onions. For uncountable nouns like substances, the questions use "is there some" and the examples given are sugar, butter, flour, and milk.

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of yes/no questions using them. For countable nouns, which can be counted, the questions use "are there some" and the examples include nuts, apples, and onions. For uncountable nouns like substances, the questions use "is there some" and the examples given are sugar, butter, flour, and milk.

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    Yes No Questions Countable Uncountable

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns and provides examples of yes/no questions using them. For countable nouns, which can be counted, the questions use "are there some" and the examples include nuts, apples, and onions. For uncountable nouns like substances, the questions use "is there some" and the examples given are sugar, butter, flour, and milk.

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    Grammar

    Yes/No questios
    – Countable and
    Uncountable

    Countable
    1) There are some nuts. – Are there some nuts? Yes, there are.
    2) There are some apples. – Are there some apples? No, there aren’t.
    3) There are some onions. - Are there some onions? Yes, there are.
    4) _______________________ some nuts.
    ________________________________ nuts? _________________.
    5) __________________________________some grapes.
    ______________________________grapes? __________________.
    6) _________________________some mushrooms.
    ___________________________mushrooms? _________________.

    Uncountable

    1) There is some sugar. Is there some sugar? Yes, there is.


    2) There is some butter. Is there some butter? No, there isn’t.
    3) There is some flour. Is thre some flour? Yes, there is.
    4) There is some milk. Is there some milk? No, there isn’t.
    5) ____________________some olive oil.
    __________________some olive oil? ____________________.
    6) __________________some honey.
    ___________________some honey? ____________________.

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