COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE БРОЈНИ НЕБРОЈНИ ИМЕНКИ ЕДНИНА И МНОЖИНА

A DOG IS AN ANIMAL.
DOGS ARE ANIMALS.
A POTATO IS A VEGETABLE.
POTATOES ARE VEGETABLES.


Students are not always good.
Chairs are made of wood.
Husbands are men.
Pencils are like pens.
Eyes are blue or brown.
Fish can swim.
Cows give milk.
Airports are busy places.
Motorways are fast roads for motor cars.
Gardens have trees.
We drink tea out of cups.
Apples grow on trees.
Mothers are kind to little children.
Girls like sweets.
Teachers are men or women.
Flies are insects.


A novel is a book.
A boot is a kind of a shoe.
A watch is a small clock.
A table is a piece of furniture.
A rose is a beautiful flower.
A Frenchman is a European.
A girl wears a dress.
A child is not always good.
There is always a table in a dinning room.
A hungry eats a large dinner.
A soldier is a brave man.
A coat has a collar.
A noun is a word.

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A cigarette is made of tobacco and paper.
Milk comes from a cow.
We make butter and cheese from milk.
A window is made of glass.
A handkerchief is made of a piece of cloth.
Grass always grows in an English field.
A chair is made from wood.
A cat has a tail.
A man eats meat.
A ring is made of gold or silver.
Coffee is a drink.
A coat is made of wool.
A fish swims in water.
We can write a letter on a paper.
A piano makes music.
Iron is a metal.
Bread is made from flour and flour is made from wheat.
An orange grows on a tree.
A child must have food.
We use a spoon for soap.
A knife is made of metal.
I like jam on a piece of bread.
I can write a letter in ink, or with a pencil.