Count/Uncount & Quantifiers

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Across
  1. 2. Used with uncountable nouns to mean “a big portion”
  2. 4. something uncountable, a liquid drink from cows, goats, or plants, often consumed daily for calcium
  3. 5. something uncountable, a type of grain often eaten as a staple food in many countries.
  4. 7. Works with uncountable nouns to mean “adequate of a lot”
  5. 9. Used for countable nouns to mean “not many”
Down
  1. 1. Refers to a moderate quantity, works with both countable & uncountable
  2. 2. Suitable for countable nouns, meaning “a large number”
  3. 3. something countable, a long orange vegetable eaten raw or cooked, good for your eyes.
  4. 6. something countable, a round fruit that can be red, green, or yellow and is eaten fresh or in pies
  5. 8. something countable, a food with a shell, often boiled, fried, or scrambled for breakfast.