A list helps you remember what and how much to buy.
The idea
Write one item per line. Use a number with countable items, or a container or measure with things such as milk: two apples, a litre of milk.
Examples
- We need two apples.
- Please buy a loaf of bread.
- I need a litre of milk.
- We need three tomatoes.
- Please buy a bag of rice.
- I need six eggs.
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Watch out
Do not write two milk for two containers; name the container, for example two bottles of milk.
Try it yourself
Choose the list entry: Three pieces of fruit: (three bananas / three banana)
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three bananas
three bananas names three separate pieces of fruit.
Choose the list entry: One container of water: (a bottle of water / a water)
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a bottle of water
a bottle of water gives a container for water.
Choose the list entry: Four eggs: (four eggs / four egg)
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four eggs
four eggs uses the plural after four.
Practice round
Answer questions and rebuild English sentences to practise. Your score is shown.
Choose the list entry: Three pieces of fruit: (three bananas / three banana)
Choose the list entry: One container of water: (a bottle of water / a water)
a bottle of water
Choose the list entry: Four eggs: (four eggs / four egg)
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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Write a list of four groceries with quantities for an imaginary trip.

