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МатематикаВопрос:
4a. Look at the sentences. Decide if the underlined nouns are singular countable (SC), plural countable (PC) or uncountable (U). a I've got a banana. b We need some chocolate. c Is there any chicken? d There are some onions. e Have we got a tomato? f I haven't got any oil. g There isn't an egg in this dish.
Ответ:
a. banana - SC (Singular Countable)
b. chocolate - U (Uncountable)
c. chicken - U (Uncountable)
d. onions - PC (Plural Countable)
e. tomato - SC (Singular Countable)
f. oil - U (Uncountable)
g. egg - SC (Singular Countable)
Объяснение:
SC - единственное число, исчисляемое
PC - множественное число, исчисляемое
U - неисчисляемое
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