Countable and uncountable nouns, quantifiers

Fill in the table Countable nouns Pears Tomatoes Lemons Sausages Carrots Sandwiches Eggs Potatoes Uncountable nouns Cheese Milk Juice Ham Meat Pasta Sugar Match Match. a loaf of bread a jar of jam a carton of juice a can of cola a bar of chocolate a packet of biscuits Fill in with (how) much, (how) many or a lot of. A: How much sugar do we need?B: We need a lot of sugar. We're making a banana cake.A: How many bananas do you want?B: I only need two bananas.A: There aren't many eggs left. How many do you need?B: I just need one. How much milk is in the fridge?A: Let me see. There's a litre.B: That's a lot of milk. Ok, let's make the cake. There are not _ people at the meeting. little few many She hasn't got _ books in her bag. a lot many much Add _sugar in the cake mix. a few a little few Can I have _ juice, please? no any some There aren't _ peppers at the greengrocer's. some no any There isn't _ juice in the carton. a lot much many Jane eats _ cereal bars for breakfast every day. a few a little a lot It isn't good for you to eat _ sweets. a little few a lot of