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Uncountable nouns homework furniture money luggage drinks: milk, coffee, tea, food: bread, fish, honey, steak, meat   Countable Uncountable a lot of / lots of               (+++) There are a lot of smartphones in the classroom. a lot of / lots of There is a lot of furniture in the classroom. Some (aff) (++) There are some smartphones in the classroom. Can I have some books? (Asking) Would you like some books?   (Offering) Some(aff) There is some furniture in the classroom. Can I have some milk please? (Asking) Would you like some milk? (Offering) many (int) How many smartphones are there? much (int) How much furniture is there? any (neg sentence – neg verb) There aren’t any smartphones in the classroom. No (neg sentence – verb aff) There are no smartphones. any (neg sentence -neg verb) There isn’t any furnitur

She is a 13-year-old , Italian student. (She is 13 years old. She is Italian. She is a student.) I live in a beautiful, 30-year-old , modern home on a 3-storey block of flats. The rooms aren’t very big, but they’re cosy. There are six rooms. There’s a modern kitchen, a living room with some antique furniture, two bedrooms and a modern study. I don’t have a fireplace as there is central heating, which is cleaner. The floors are made of  pink and blue, ceramic tiles/parquet and the walls are light-coloured . The lighting is modern, but there are some old-fashioned lamps in the bedrooms.   ORDER OF ADJECTIVES opinion cozy/cosy welcoming beautiful S size large big A age old-fashioned C colour blue red N Nat. M material Italian noun  bedroom China cabinet   car Nouns become adjectives: gluten-free sugar-free 5-course meal eco-friendly wate