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Loukia Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Uncountable Nouns

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Can the word "piece" be used with "bread" and "cheese"?
What's the difference between the words "piece" and "slice"?

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loukia Can the word "piece" be used with "bread" and "cheese"? Sure! loukia What's the difference between the words "piece" and "slice"?

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  • loukia Can the word "piece" be used with "bread" and "cheese"?
  • Sure!
  • loukia What's the difference between the words "piece" and "slice"?
  • Slice is a kind of piece.
  • It is thin and usually produced using a knife.
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loukiaCan the word "piece" be used with "bread" and "cheese"?
Sure!
loukiaWhat's the difference between the words "piece" and "slice"?
Slice is a kind of piece. It is thin and usually produced using a knife. 
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Which of the following words are correct?

I usually have milk
I usually have some milk
I usually have bacon
I usually have some bacon
I usually have eggs
I usually have some eggs
I never have milk
I never have some milk
I never have sausages
I never have some sausages
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The negative sentences you have with "some" should not include that word. "Any" would be acceptable.
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