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Countable and Uncountable Nouns

We have created a set of twenty-six different flashcards to help your students practice the difference between countable and uncountable nouns.

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B) Card Details

Our flashcards can be used to teach the following vocabulary:


	• an apple	• some cheese
	• some apples	• some sushi
	• a banana	• some bread
	• some bananas	• some honey
	• an eggplant / aubergine	• some pineapple
	• some eggplants / aubergines	• some cola
	• a tomato	• some chocolate
	• some tomatoes	• some cake
	• a flower
	• some flowers
	• an orange
	• some grapes
	• a pear
	• a cake
	• a melon
	• a pie
	• some cherries
	• an onion

C) Teaching Ideas

You can use these flashcards is many different ways.

Example sentence patterns could include:

Some / Any		There is some honey.
		There aren't any grapes

Would you like...?		Would you like some cake?

(Not) Enough		There isn't enough bread.
		There aren't enough apples.

(Too / How) Much / Many		How many apples are there?
		Is there much sushi?

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