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Biscuits (countable)
In the Albita bakery sell very delicious biscuits.

Yogurt (uncountable)

My mother prepares fruits with yogurt for breakfast.

Fruit (countable)
My favorite fruit is kiwi.

Sándwich (countable)
Luis likes chiken sandwiches.

Cake  (uncountable)
My sister take a piece of chocolate cake.

Ice cream (uncountable)
I love the chocolate ice cream

Potato chips (countable)
Albert likes potatoes chips with mayonaisse and onion sauce.

Pop corn (uncountable)
Laura prepares porp corn for the movie.

Pie (uncountable)
I love the lemon pie of this restaurant.

Cupcake (countable)
The cupcakes were made with a lot of love.

Pudding (uncountable)
Mary loves her grandmother's pudding.

Chocolate (countable)
Ariana doesn't like chocolate.

Cereal bar (countable)
Cereal bars are very nutritious.

Cookies (countable)
My mom and grandmother will make cookies for Christmas.

Nuts (uncountable)
Nuts are a delicious snack.

Chocolate milk (uncountable)

Sara prepares chocolate milk twice a week.

Milkshake (uncountable)

Mi mom prepares strawberry milkshake in the mornings.

Fruit juice (uncountable)
Fruit juices are delicious.

Water (uncountable)

Water is the most important liquid.

Wine (uncountable)

We drink wine at the end of the year dinner.

Milk (uncountable)

I always add milk to my coffee.

Coffee (uncountable)

I love coffee but I can't drink much of it.

Tea (uncountable)

Fany loves to chat over a cup of tea.

Beer (uncountable)

Rosa hates beer.

Juice (uncountable)

Patricia prepares blackberry juice for lunch.

Lemonade (uncountable)

Lemonades are perfect for summer.

Smoothie (uncountable)

My sisters share their smoothie with each other.

Mineral water (uncountable)

José prefers mineral water over normal water.

Green tea (uncountable)

Amanda loves drinking green tea while reading a book.

Apple juice (uncountable)

Rose and Leonel drink apple juice in the park.

Coke (uncountable)

My friends love coke.

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SUBJECT:
ENGLISH
TEACHER'S NAME:
Guevara Peñaranda Ninfa Sofia STUDENT NAME:

Blas España Kimberly Bárbara
Cedeño Ramírez Daniela Dayanna
Cristóbal Plua Joselyn Zulay
Rodríguez Gómez Darwin Alexander

COURSE:
LEVEL 2- C1

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Cheese (uncontable)
-At the supermarket the cheese is half price.
Butter  (uncontable)
-The toast would taste better if you spread it with butter.
Condensed milk (uncontable)
-I discovered three ways to make condensed milk.
Cream cheese (uncontable)
-Jake forgot to buy cream cheese for breakfast.
Egg (contable)
-Fernan's dad gave lots of eggs for the cake.
Skim milk (uncontable)
-Skim milk is healthy for many people.
Whole milk (uncontable)
-The doctor prescribed Mario not to drink whole milk.
Whipping cream (uncontable)
-Juan bought the whipping cream for the cupcakes
Parmesan cheese (uncontable)
-The parmesan cheese you added to the noodles gave it an incredible flavor.
Powdered milk (uncontable)
-We would only need to buy the powdered milk and we would have all the ingredients for the cake.
Pasteurized milk (uncontable)
-You can drink from the pasteurized milk in the kitchen
Semi-skimmed milk (uncontable)
-Low-fat milk increased in price at bakeries.
Goat's cheese (uncontable)
-Goat cheese has become one of the public's favorites. Stirred yogurt (uncontable)
-The production of whipped yogurt is carried out during bulk fermentation.
Drinkable yogurt (uncontable)
-Milena enjoys drinking drinkable yogurt during her mornings.
Chiken (uncontable)
-The chicken we had yesterday was delicious.
Venison (uncontable)
-In the butcher's shop on the side they sell venison.
Cutlet (uncontable)
-Maria really likes the ribs served at this place.
Veal (uncontable)
-Veal is highly marketed at this time of the year.
Duck (uncontable)
-The roast duck dish was not very well received at the inauguration.
Turkey (uncontable)
-Victor is in charge of bringing the stuffed turkey to dinner.
Salami (uncontable)
-Harry unwrapped a salami sandwich and ate in silence.
Quail (uncontable)
-Quail meat marketing has become very popular in Asian countries.
Liver (uncontable)
-Don't put liver in it because she doesn't like to eat it.
Sausage (contable)
-I left my room and headed to the kitchen for a plate of salad and cold cuts.
Lamb (uncontable)
-In India, pizza is prepared with pickled ginger, minced lamb and tofu.
Ground meat, mince (contable)
-The students in my classroom would like to eat dumplings with ground beef.
Partridge (uncontable)
-The team went to buy partridge for tomorrow's lunch.
Pork (uncontable)
-I remember the pork last Christmas was really good.
Beef (uncontable)
-Beef is said to be a good source of protein.

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Rice (uncountable)
-In most Asian countries, people eat rice.
Oats (Countable)
-Nelly has oats with milk for breakfast almost every day.
Rye (uncountable)
-Ralph has never liked rye  bread
Spaghetti(uncountable)
-My favorite food is spaghetti
Wheat meal(uncountable)
-My grandmother uses wheat flour to make a cake.
Bread(uncountable)
-Bread is sold at the bakery around the corner.
Pasta (uncountable)
-Pasta is considered a typical dish in Italy. Wheat(uncountable)
-Wheat, in its whole grain form, is rich in fiber.
Barley(uncountable)
-Ruth worked cleaning the barley fields.
Corn(uncountable)
-My grandmother went out to buy some corn for the chickens on her farm.
Linseed(uncountable)
-Linseed is very healthy.
Amaranth (uncountable)
-Rosa adds amaranth to salads.
Chia (uncountable)
-Allison uses chia in her slimming tea.
Quinoa(uncountable)
-Mika prepares meat with quinoa
Rolled wheat cereal (uncountable)
-Whole wheat cereal flakes are healthier than sweetened cereal flakes.
Oats  Flakes (uncountable)
-Mary adds oatmeal flakes to her smoothie Brown Rice (uncountable)
The nutritionist recommended that I eat brown rice.
Corn flakes (uncountable)
-Lucas eats corn flakes with yogurt
Popcorn (uncountable)
-For the movie premiere we ordered popcorn and drinks.
Millet(uncountable)
-Millet is a very energetic food.
Bulgur(uncountable)
-Bulgur is used as rice in the middle east.
Rice Flour(uncountable)
-Matt uses rice flour to prepare a sponge cake.
Oatmeal (uncountable)
-Kate prepares oatmeal pancakes.
Macaroni  (uncountable)
-Isaac prepares macaroni and cheese.
Toast  (uncountable)
-Toasted bread with peanut butter and jelly is the best combination .
Wheat grains (countable)
-Wheat grains are a source of calcium.
Cereals(countable)
-Cereals are the healthiest and most nutritious foods
Wheat meal(uncountable)
Wheat meal is used to make a variety of desserts.
Oat bread (countable)
-Caroline's breakfast consists of oat bread, almond milk and a serving of fruit.
Whole Meal Flour (uncountable)
-Angie prepares her cookies with whole meal flour.

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Almond(contable)=The cake was covered with tasty almonds
Apple(contable)=This apple’s really sweet and delicious.
Avocado(contable)=The avocado is normally harvested in summer.
Banana(contable)=I like eating bananas after lunch.
Coconut(contable)=I’d like coconut with cream for dessert.
Lemon(contable)=Add a few drops of lemon juice.
Mango(contable)=My brother likes mango smoothie
Orange(contable)=Peel the oranges and divide them into segments.
Pineaple(contable)=Cut the pineapple in chunks and put them in a bowl.
Watermelon(contable)=Garnish with mango and watermelon
Tangerin(contable)=The tangerin is very acidic
Strawberry(contable)=I’ve brought you a bunch of strawberries
Pear(contable)=People say that pear is good to fight cancer
Papaya(contable)=This papaya weighed 10 kilos.
Grape(uncontable)=Alan had some fresh grapes for dessert.
Beans(uncontable)=The beans are so small that we can't find them
Broccoli(uncontable)=They served broccoli and potatoes with the roast beef.
Carrot(contable)=Carrots are good for your health.
Corn(uncontable)=The corn is very cooked and made kangaroo while watching a movie
Cucumber(contable)=My sister's diet contains a lot of cucumber salad
Garlic(contable)=Add a crushed clove of garlic.
Lettuce(contable)=Tear the lettuce leaves into small pieces.
Mushroom(contable)=I have to buy the mushrooms for the Christmas party.
Onion(contable)=Chop the onions finely.
Pepper(uncontable)=The pepper is very hot for my daughter
Rice(uncontable)=Rice with chicken is a typical dish at parties
Spinach(uncontable)=Adam used to watch Popeye a lot and that's why he eats a lot of spinach
Pumpkin(contable)=Grate the pumpkin and add some olive oil.
Potato(contable)=Drain the potatoes and dry on kitchen paper.
Tomato(contable)=Peel and slice the tomatoes for tonight.