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37 food countable uncountable
The document provides guidelines for using countable and uncountable nouns related to food. For countable nouns, it indicates to use "a" or "an" for singular items and "some" for affirmative plural statements, and "any" for negative statements and questions. For uncountable nouns, it states to never use "a" or "an" and to use "some" for affirmative statements and "any" for negative statements and questions. It then lists various types of food as examples.
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- 2. COUNTABLE NOUNS UseA and AN – SINGULAR: I have a chocolate bar and an apple. Use SOME for affirmative – PLURAL: I have some oranges. Use ANY for negative and questions – PLURAL: I don’t have any apples for the cake. Do you have any?
- 3. COUNTABLE NOUNS QUESTIONS: General questions: ANY - PLURAL Do you have any bananas? OFFER and REQUESTS: SOME - PLURAL Would you like some eggs for breakfast? Can I have some eggs for breakfast?
- 4. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS NEVERuse A and AN: I like milk. Use SOME for affirmative: I have some French fries for dinner. Use ANY for negative and questions: I don’t have any chicken. Do you have any?
- 5. UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS QUESTIONS: General questions: ANY Do you have any milk in the fridge? OFFER and REQUESTS: SOME Would you like some coffee for breakfast? Can I have some coffee for breakfast?
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