A bottle is a container, often with a narrow neck, used for liquids.
The idea
Bottle is countable: a bottle, two bottles. Use a bottle of water for its contents and fill the bottle with water for the action.
Examples
- There is a bottle of water on the table.
- She carried two bottles in her bag.
- Is this bottle empty?
- He filled the bottle with water.
- We found a glass bottle on the shelf.
- Please close the bottle before packing it.
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Watch out
A bottle of water counts the container, while water itself is usually uncountable.
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Choose the plural after two. She carried two ___. (bottle / bottles)
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bottles
Bottles is plural after two.
Choose the preposition introducing the contents. There is a bottle ___ water on the table. (of / under)
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of
Of introduces the liquid in the bottle.
Choose the preposition after fill. He filled the bottle ___ water. (with / from)
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with
With introduces what fills the bottle.
Practice round
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Choose the plural after two. She carried two ___. (bottle / bottles)
Choose the preposition introducing the contents. There is a bottle ___ water on the table. (of / under)
Choose the preposition after fill. He filled the bottle ___ water. (with / from)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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