How to Count a Non-count Noun

One, Two, Three Little Countable Nouns: ANSWERS

What do you see in each cubicle above? Feel free to use a dictionary if necessary in order to determine the name of the vegetable or fruit, and to determine the plural form. Write your answers on a piece of paper that is drawn four by four, like the table below:

six oranges	five red peppers	eight lemons	lots of squash six squashes
lots of garlic and ginger lots of garlic cloves ginger???	three eggplants	nine green apples	one yellow pepper one pomegranate one red pepper
six lemons	fifteen potatoes	six apples half a dozen apples	four bok choy
six red peppers	lots of green squash	six golden apples	two butternut squashes

What do you hear?
Somebody is eating an apple, and somebody else is eating chips.

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One, Two, Three Little Countable Nouns: ANSWERS

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