pm 11. You are hungry and thirsty. What are you going to have? Choose from these
units of measure.. 3. ,bowl mP glass piece slice- a chp/dass of green tea
- a bowl of cereal
- a of candy
- a of bread
- a of apple pie
- a of orange juice
- a of soup
- a of cantaloupe
- a of beer
- a of noodles
- a of mineral water
- a of popcorn
- a of cheese
- a of rice
- a of strawberries
and ice cream
EXERCISE 17. Wrltlng actlvlty: count and noncount nouns. (Charts 11-1 - 11-7)
Directions: In several paragraphs, describe the perfect meal. Use your imagination. If you
use the name of a dish that your reader is probably unfamiliar with, describe it in
parentheses. For example:
Illy goisg to iwgise F6r yo& the pedect weal. I aly 6s a tevvace
high as a hillside is Nepal. Uhes 1 look o~+, 1 see show-carppeA whstairs
is the Aistasce. The valley below is hazy asA beahti$d. I'm with my
&esAs 01ga asA Robevto. The table has a while tablecloth asA a
vase 04 bhhe Flowevs. Illy goiv to eat a11 oF lyy Favovite kisAs 4 4ooA.
Evst the waitev is goisg to bviv escavgots. (Escargots eve ssaik
cooked is bht+ev asA seasoseA with gavlic asA athev hevbs.) Etc.
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