Teacher’s note:

Depending on the level and age of your students, you can talk more about the fact that some nouns can be countable or
uncountable depending on the context. For example, when we talk about the substance of pizza in general, we say ‘I love
pizza’. In this case pizza is being used as an uncountable noun. However, if we are talking about pizzas as units, we treat
it as a countable noun; for example, ‘How many pizzas should we order?’. ‘Time’ is another good one to cover with your
students, as ‘how much time’ refers to duration, while ‘how many times’ refers to quantity.

Some examples of nouns that can be countable or uncountable are included in this resource (e.g. chocolate, lemonade).
These are usually uncountable, but if you feel it would be confusing for your students, please remove them from the game.

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Chest Net 1 Countable
(many)

Stick the title tab

on the underside

Do not fold

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Chest Net 2 Uncountable
(much)

Stick the title tab

on the underside

Do not fold

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 Much or Many Sorting Cards
Easy - food examples

water
rice
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lemonade cereal
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chocolate
bread
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butter
milk
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fruit
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banana
apple
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nut potato
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soup
honey
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meat tomato

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jam
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sugar
salt
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burger
egg
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carrot
flour
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biscuit pasta

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 Much or Many Sorting Cards
Advanced

equipment
advice
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pollution
news
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table chair
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air
soap
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love
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transportation
sleep
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sunshine
stress
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snow rain
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motivation match
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job work

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history
story
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coin note
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knife fork
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machine
idea
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Much or Many Sorting Cards Answers
Countable nouns: food Advanced countable nouns
• vegetable • job
• banana • match
• apple • bag
• nut • story
• potato • coin
• sandwich • note
• egg • knife
• burger • fork
• carrot • suggestion
• biscuit • machine
• tomato • idea
• table
Uncountable nouns: food • chair
• water
• lemonade Advanced uncountable nouns
• rice • advice
• cereal • equipment
• chocolate • pollution
• bread • news
• milk • soap
• butter • air
• fruit • love
• honey • furniture
• soup • transportation
• meat • sleep
• jam • stress
• sugar • sunshine
• salt • rain
• flour • snow
• pasta • motivation
• luggage
• work
• history
• cutlery

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