COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS: A, SOME, ANY Circle the uncountable nouns: cheese milk toast apple wine juice sugar potato salt coffee bread oil onion tea ham chocolate orange tuna sandwich meat butter egg cream yoghurt Kate is making an omelette for the first time She asks her mother Irene who is watching TV: a) Fill in the gaps with some or any: Kate: Mother! Are there eggs? Irene: Yes, there are in the cupboard Kate: Is there cheese? Irene: Yes, there’s in the fridge Kate: Can I use _ olive oil? Irene: Yes, of course Kate: I need tomatoes Irene: There aren’t _ Kate, would you like me to help you? Kate: No, thanks, I’m OK Cross out a/an where it is wrong and put some Where the sentences is correct – tick it! Can you give me an sugar please? I buy a meat on Saturday We need a oil to make an omelette He’s eating a bread 5 I like eating chocolate Can you give me a _water, please? Do you want an _ apple? Make these sentences negative Use not…any I buy some apples in the supermarket She has some sausages in the fridge There is some milk in the cupboard He wrote some letters to his friends There are some apples in the cupboard