
Countable and uncountable: a / an, some, any
Learn the difference between countable nouns (an egg, eggs) and uncountable nouns (bread, milk), then practise a / an, some and any with have got and want. A rule box, a table to complete and ten gap-fill sentences. Answer key included.
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