Which of the words in the list go with: a; an; some? Which are countable? Which are uncountable?

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Let's sort the words into countable and uncountable, and determine which articles or quantifiers (a/an, some) they typically take. ### Countable nouns (use 'a/an' in singular, 'some' in plural): * **apple**: an apple / some apples * **sweets**: some sweets * **hamburger**: a hamburger / some hamburgers * **banana**: a banana / some bananas * **chocolates**: some chocolates * **apricot**: an apricot / some apricots * **egg**: an egg / some eggs * **jacket potato**: a jacket potato / some jacket potatoes * **hot dog**: a hot dog / some hot dogs * **grapes**: some grapes * **biscuit**: a biscuit / some biscuits * **peach**: a peach / some peaches ### Uncountable nouns (use 'some', never 'a/an'): * **pasta**: some pasta * **orange juice**: some orange juice * **tea**: some tea * **coffee**: some coffee * **milk**: some milk * **bread**: some bread **Example Dialogue:** - *Would you like some pasta?* - *Yes, please. And can I have an apple?* - *Of course. Do you want some milk?* - *No, thanks. I'd rather have some orange juice.*

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