4. Write down a/an or some in this rule Countable nouns (what we can count): - + countable nouns in the singular: ____ apple, ____ tomato, ____ banana, ____ potato, ____ onion - + countable nouns in the plural: three/____ apples, five/____ tomatoes, two/____ bananas, six/____ potatoes, four/____ onions Uncountable nouns (what we can't count): ____ water (not: a water) ____ sugar (not: a sugar) ____ juice (not: a juice) ____ flour (not: a flour) ____ salt (not: a salt)

4. Write down a/an or some in this rule

Countable nouns (what we can count):

- + countable nouns in the singular: a apple, a tomato, a banana, a potato, a onion

- + countable nouns in the plural: three/some apples, five/some tomatoes, two/some bananas, six/some potatoes, four/some onions

Uncountable nouns (what we can't count):

some water (not: a water) some sugar (not: a sugar) some juice (not: a juice) some flour (not: a flour) some salt (not: a salt)

Ответ:

Countable nouns (what we can count):

- + countable nouns in the singular: a apple, a tomato, a banana, a potato, a onion

- + countable nouns in the plural: three/some apples, five/some tomatoes, two/some bananas, six/some potatoes, four/some onions

Uncountable nouns (what we can't count):

some water (not: a water) some sugar (not: a sugar) some juice (not: a juice) some flour (not: a flour) some salt (not: a salt)