Are 'eggs' countable or uncountable?, Countable. Because you can count them individually and the word has a plural form ending in -s, Is 'cheese' countable or uncountable?, Uncountable. Because cheese is considered a mass noun. We count it using 'pieces' or 'grams', A _____ of cake, Piece / Slice. Since cake is uncountable as a whole, we use 'piece' to count a single portion, What about biscuits? Is it countable or uncountable?, Countable. Because you can count individual biscuits (one biscuit, two biscuits), A _____ cereal, Bowl. Because cereal is usually served in a bowl, How ______ cereal do you eat for breakfast?, Much. Cereal is uncountable, so we use "how much" to ask about the quantity, A _____ water, Glass / Bottle. Because these are common containers used to measure and hold the uncountable liquid water, There aren't ______ biscuits left. (negative sentence), Any. Because we use 'any' in negative sentences, I have _____ cake for you. (positive sentence), Some. Because we used some in positive sentences for both countable and uncountable nouns

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