Ana Laura Arfelli
Countable and uncountable nouns There isn´t any pizza. There aren´t any tomatoes. There aren´t many magazines. There are many newspapers. There isn´t much rice. There is a lot of yogurt. There is many sandwiches. There isn´t any milk. There are many sausages. There is a lot of apple juice. There isn´t much orange juice. There isn´t much chewing gum.
22. Sep. 2014 21:12
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Countable and uncountable nouns

There isn´t any pizza. There aren´t any tomatoes. There aren´t many magazines. There are many newspapers. There isn´t much rice. There is a lot of yogurt. There is are many sandwiches. There isn´t any milk. There are many sausages. There is a lot of apple juice. There isn´t much orange juice. There isn´t much chewing gum.

 

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Almost perfect! Or should I say, "There aren't many mistakes" :)

22. September 2014
1

Countable and uncountable nouns

There isn´t any pizza. There aren´t any tomatoes. There aren´t many/any magazines. There are many newspapers. There isn´t much/any rice. There is a lot of yogurt. There is are many sandwiches. There isn´t any milk. There are many sausages. There is a lot of apple juice. There isn´t much orange juice. There isn´t much chewing gum.

22. September 2014

Countable and uncountable nouns

There isn't any pizza. There aren't any tomatoes. There aren't many magazines. There are many newspapers. There isn't much rice. There is a lot of yogurt. There are many sandwiches. There isn't any milk. There are many sausages. There is a lot of apple juice. There isn't much orange juice. There isn't much chewing gum.

24. Oktober 2014
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