10 6.6.2.1 Read the table. Say the examples
in your language.
Countable nouns
Uncountable nouns
are nouns we can count. are nouns we cannot
an/one apple - two apples count. (some) rice
How many apples do you eat? How much milk do you drink?
• too many
• too much
(more than
(more than
I need)
I need)
• a lot of/lots of
• a lot of
lots of
. some/a little
some,
a few
• not many/
• not much
(very) little
(very) few
• none
• none
• We use any in the negative and interrogative. Is there
any milk? We use some in the interrogative with
offers. Would you like some pizza?
• More is used with both countable and uncountable
nouns. There is more cheese in the fridge if you want.
• Less is used only with uncountable nouns. He eats les
takeaway food now because he wants to lose weight.​

We all prefer ...home-made... food for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
 So we like to have our .. meals... at home.
But when we are at work , have no time or don't want to cook we usually go to cafes or fast food restaurants to have our ... lunch or dinner there .
 If we are very busy we have tea or coffee in a cafe we may take .food... away to have it later in the office, at home or in a car.
We use spoons and forks at home , but very rarely use knives.. .
At restaurants we must remember about table manners, use knives and , keep our elbows off the table.
Food in restaurants is for all tastes : potatoes, fish , salads of tomatoes, .cucubbers and cabbage.
 For dessert we can have ice-cream.. with fruits, like bananas or orange.

  My favorite recipe is borsh. It's the national Ukrain soup. I love it. And I eat this every 2 days. I can't cook it by myself, but my mom always cook it for me. The main ingridient is beet. That's why borsh has red colour. And I also eat it with a sour cream. Sometimes I take a bread, make a sandwich (this time by myself) and eat it with borsh.
   Many people think that this is russian dish. But it is not. It takes its history from 12-th century. And it is more slavic. But I think ukranians made it firstly.