"Яз" (fill in a/an or some . then mark the nouns as c(countable) or u(uncountable)) egg // rice // cheese // biscuit//.
Example answer:
To fill in the gaps and determine whether to use "a/an" or "some", we need to understand whether the given nouns are countable or uncountable.
1. egg - countable noun: Since "egg" refers to one unit, we use "an" before it. So, the correct answer is "an egg".
2. rice - uncountable noun: "Rice" is a substance that cannot be counted individually. We use "some" before uncountable nouns. So, the correct answer is "some rice".
3. cheese - uncountable noun: Similar to "rice", "cheese" is not counted individually. We use "some" before uncountable nouns. So, the correct answer is "some cheese".
4. biscuit - countable noun: "Biscuit" refers to one unit, so we use "a" before it. The correct answer is "a biscuit".
Final sentence:
"Яз an egg // some rice // some cheese // a biscuit."
(Яз яиц // немного риса // немного сыра // бисквит).
Example answer:
To fill in the gaps and determine whether to use "a/an" or "some", we need to understand whether the given nouns are countable or uncountable.
1. egg - countable noun: Since "egg" refers to one unit, we use "an" before it. So, the correct answer is "an egg".
2. rice - uncountable noun: "Rice" is a substance that cannot be counted individually. We use "some" before uncountable nouns. So, the correct answer is "some rice".
3. cheese - uncountable noun: Similar to "rice", "cheese" is not counted individually. We use "some" before uncountable nouns. So, the correct answer is "some cheese".
4. biscuit - countable noun: "Biscuit" refers to one unit, so we use "a" before it. The correct answer is "a biscuit".
Final sentence:
"Яз an egg // some rice // some cheese // a biscuit."
(Яз яиц // немного риса // немного сыра // бисквит).