“Apple” is a countable noun, true, false, Water” is a countable noun, true, false, both, all, “A bottle of water” is correct, true, false, “A glass of milk” is correct., true, false, “Enough” can be used with countable and uncountable nouns, true, false, “Too many apples” is correct, true, false, “Enough” means “sufficient”., true, false, “A bread” es correcto., true, false, “Too many” is used with uncountable nouns, true, false, “Enough apples” is correct, true, false

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