Do
you know your countable and uncountable nouns? (count/non-count nouns) Only ONE
of these sentences is perfect! Which one?
1. I
love carrots, tomatoes, cucumber, lettuces and broccolis.
2. I
love carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and broccoli.
3. I love
carrot, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce and broccolis.
4. I
love carrot, tomato, cucumber, lettuces and broccoli.
Number 2 is best!
Countable (Count) Nouns Uncountable (Mass) Nouns
Carrots Lettuce
Tomatoes Broccoli
Potatoes Corn
Cucumbers Cabbage
Peas Asparagus
Beans Bamboo
Brussels sprouts Squash
Radishes Zucchini
Onions Eggplant
Here are the common ways to COUNT veggies!
A carrot
A few carrots
A carrot stick
Some carrots
Some carrot slices
Some carrot sticks
A tomato
A few tomatoes
A slice of tomato
A few slices of tomato
Some tomatoes
Some tomato slices
A cucumber …
A few cucumbers
A slice of cucumber
A few slices of cucumber
Some cucumbers
Some cucumber slices
A head of lettuce
Some lettuce
A leaf of lettuce
A few leaves of lettuce
A head of broccoli (cauliflower)
A few crowns of broccoli (cauliflower)
Some broccoli (cauliflower)
A stalk of broccoli (cauliflower)
An ear
of corn
A head
of cabbage
A stalk
of asparagus
A spear
of asparagus
A stalk
of bamboo
A piece
of squash
Some
peas
Some
beans
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