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This document is an English worksheet about countable and uncountable nouns. It contains an activity where students must classify common food and drink items as countable or uncountable nouns and sort them into the correct bags. The worksheet also includes sentences for students to complete using quantifiers like "many", "much", "few", and "little" that correspond to countable and uncountable nouns. An answer key is provided to check the students' work.

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Countables

This document is an English worksheet about countable and uncountable nouns. It contains an activity where students must classify common food and drink items as countable or uncountable nouns and sort them into the correct bags. The worksheet also includes sentences for students to complete using quantifiers like "many", "much", "few", and "little" that correspond to countable and uncountable nouns. An answer key is provided to check the students' work.

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ENGLISH

FICHA DE TRABALHO

COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE


NOUNS

A)Decide if the following items and drinks are COUNTABLE or UNCOUNTABLE and put them in the correct
bag.

B)Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

Good work!!!

Teacher  Elsa  Maximiano               1/2


Published  in:  Teacher  Elsa’s  Blog  living  at  teacherelsasblog.wordpress.com
ENGLISH
FICHA DE TRABALHO

Answer Key
A) Decide if the following items and drinks are COUNTABLE or UNCOUNTABLE and put them in the correct
bag.

Rice – U cake – C water – U butter – U egg – C peach – C cheese – U


Napkin – C tomato – C mushroom – C salt – U meat – U oil – U bottle of wine – C milk –
U
Carrot - C

B) Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.


1. many 2. much 3. no 4. How many 5. any 6. How much 7. few 8. a lot of 9. any 10. little

Teacher  Elsa  Maximiano               2/2


Published  in:  Teacher  Elsa’s  Blog  living  at  teacherelsasblog.wordpress.com

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