There is some ____ in the fridge.

There aren't _____ olives in the kitchen.

There ______ some mushrooms on the table.

Is there ____ chicken in the fridge?

Are there ____ tomatoes in the kitchen?

____ there any lettuce in the fridge?

_____ there any peas?

A: Is there any turkey in the fridge?

B: No, ______

A: Are there any apples on the table?

B: Yes, _______

A: Is there any milk in the fridge?

B: Yes, _______.

They are COUNTABLE nouns:

They are COUNTABLE nouns:

They are UNCOUNTABLE nouns:

They are UNCOUNTABLE nous:

There is too … salt in the soup. (В супе слишком много соли.)

salt, sugar, rice, and pasta are:

radish, carrot, cucumber, and tomato are:

chicken, red meat, fish, and pork are countable nouns.

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifiers.

I usually eat ________ fruit and ______ egg for breakfast.

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifiers.

My grandma doesn't eat ________ meat, but she eats _______ grains.

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifiers.

On the weekend, John doesn't drink ________ coffee. He drinks ________ soda.

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifiers.

How _________ bread do you eat every week?

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifier.

How ________ strawberries does Andrea eat on the weekend?

Complete the sentence with the correct quantifiers.

The students eat _____ apple and _____ yogurt for the afternoon snack.

There aren't ______ sweets in this bag.

There isn't ________ soup in your bowl.

Is the underlined noun countable or uncountable?

Be careful! The water is deep.

Is the underlined noun countable or uncountable?

The children fell asleep quickly after a busy day of fun.

James wants ______ water.

He doesn't like eating _______ eggs.

There are _____ oranges.

There is _____ rice.

A: I'd like ________ cheese.

B: I'm sorry but I haven't got ________ cheese but I have ________ butter.