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1 WHAT IS THERE in the fridge/on the table/ in the cupboard?

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3 There are some biscuits / cookies.
There are some tomatoes. There aren‘t any cherries. There is some cheese. There is some juice. There isn‘t any chocolate.

4 COUNTABLE NOUNS and UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS (ŠTEVNI SAMOSTALNIKI in NEŠTEVNI SAMOSTALNIKI)
a pear an apple an orange a strawberry a plum a peach a cherry a potato a mushroom a cucumber a sweet pepper a pea a bean a steak an egg lettuce cake chocolate apple pie bacon ham milk juice tea coffee mineral water cocoa butter rice pasta

5 COUNTABLE NOUNS and UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS (ŠTEVNI SAMOSTALNIKI in NEŠTEVNI SAMOSTALNIKI)
There is a sandwich on the table. There isn’t a sandwich in the fridge. Is there a sandwich on the table? There are some eggs in the fridge. There aren’t any eggs on the table. Are there any eggs on the table? There is some honey in the fridge. There isn’t any honey on the table. Is there any honey on the table?

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