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The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns in English. It provides examples of nouns that are countable like "sandwich", "egg", "tomato", and "grape", as well as uncountable nouns like "sugar", "lemonade", "rice", and "water". It notes that nouns can become countable when referring to a specific quantity or container, such as a "glass of water", "bar of chocolate", or "slice of bread".
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G R E E K __T R A D I T I O N A L__ R E C I P E S
The Greek team (1st junior high school of Alexandria) for the eTwinning project: "TASTY BITES" chose Greek dishes and wrote the recipe for each one.
After this, all the recipes were prepared one by one.
We photographed the results and here we present our work.
This work is original, genuine and made especially for this project.
eTwinning project: "TASTY BITES"
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