Countable or uncountable nouns

1. Say if the nouns are countable (C), uncountable (U) o both(B).

a.       beef b.       coffee c.       peach d.       onion

e.       sugar f.        strawberry g.       tea h.       pork

i.         pear j.         jam k.       a cup of tea l.         a glass of milk

m.   melon n.       bread o.       milk p.       butter

2. Fill in the gaps with a, an or some.

a.     Can I have ________ biscuits and ________ glass of milk, please?

b.     I’d like ________ sausages and ________ eggs, please.

c.     I want ________ cheese and ham sandwich today.

d.     Would you like ________ apple or ________ pear?

e.     I want ________ chocolate ice cream with my fruit salad.

f.       I’d like ________ steak, ________ rice and ________ green salad.

g.     Do you want ________ chips with your chicken?

h.     Would you like ________ strawberries or ________ grapes?

i.        I’d like ________ egg and ________ cereals for breakfast.

j.        Can I have ________ milk or ________ juice, please?

k.     Would you like ________ beer or would you prefer ________ glass of wine?

l.        Would you like ________ wine? And ________ cheese, too?

m.   I want ________ jam and ________ butter for my toast, please.

n.   Do you want ________ sausages, or would you prefer ________ steak?

3. Write the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

a.       My tea ________ too sweet. (be)

b.       These oranges ________ very nice. (not be)

c.       This steak ________ delicious. (be)

d.       This cheese ________ really expensive. (be)

e.       These egg sandwiches ________ great. (be)

f.        This coffee ________ terrible, but the biscuits ________ great. (taste /be)