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.
2014年9月22日 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" :)

2014年9月22日
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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.

2014年9月22日

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.

2014年10月24日
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