The document lists various fruits and vegetables and categorizes them as either countable or uncountable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted and take plural forms with "s", while uncountable nouns cannot be counted and do not take plurals. Examples are given of countable nouns like "apple" and "banana" and uncountable nouns like "milk" and "juice". The differences in grammar between countable and uncountable nouns are also briefly explained.

1. Fruit and vegetables

2. an apple an orange a banana

3. a pear a kiwi a peach

4. a melon a cherry (cherries) a strawberry (strawberries) grape

5. a potato (potatoes) a cabbage leeks a cauliflower

6. a tomato (tomatoes) garlic onion

7. a pepper a cucumber a courgette a mushroom

8. peas an aubergine a chilli

9. ‘ Countable’ Nouns ‘ Uncountable’

10. Countable nouns You can count ‘countable’ nouns. 1 apple 2 apples 3 apples 1 banana 2 bananas 3 bananas

11. Uncountable nouns You can’t count uncountable nouns. We say: some milk We don’t say: ‘a’ milk

12. some water some juice (orange juice) (apple juice)

13. some beer some wine

14. tea coffee milk sugar

15. bread butter cheese

16. rice spaghetti pizza broccoli

17. cream jam

18. chocolate a chocolate

19. Countable Nouns apple s ? banana s ? orange s ? Do you like……….