Group 3

• Ashley Alvarado
• Mayra Martinez
• Alison Montalvan
• Daniela Yepez
• Nathalya Flores

Choose a rule about Plural Nouns or Countable and Uncountable

Countable and Uncountable

Rule: Quantity expressions are ways you can talk about quantity if you can’t or
don’t want to use an exact number

1. She bought a few apples for the pie.

2. She passed a couple of chairs for the guests
3. I need to buy some rice to make dinner.
4. He has a lot of experience in the field of marketing.
5. She drank a glass of water to quench her thirst.
6. They shared a bar of chocolate after dinner.
7. The recipe calls for a pinch of salt to enhance the flavor.
8. The garden had a bunch of flowers blooming.
9. He added a bit of lemon juice to the salad dressing.
10. I prefer my coffee with just a dash of milk.

Structure 10 Questions about the attached exercises

1. How many apples did she buy for the pie?

2. How many chairs did she pass for the guests?
3. How much rice do I need to buy to make dinner?
4. How much experience does he have in the field of marketing?
5. How much water did she drink to quench her thirst?
6. How much chocolate did they share after dinner?
7. How much salt does the recipe call for to enhance the flavor?
8. How many flowers were blooming in the garden?
9. How much lemon juice did he add to the salad dressing?
10. How much milk do you prefer in your coffee?