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Container words or quantifiers are often used with uncountable nouns. One group of quantifiers is common with food and items
found at home: the names of the containers in which the
items are sold.
In the downloadable PDF worksheet you will find the following container words with examples:
- a bag of sugar;
- a bar of soap;
- a basket of fruits;
- a blister pack of pills;
- a bottle of wine;
- a bowl of cereal;
- a box of chocolates;
- a bunch of bananas;
- a can of coke;
- a cup of tea;
- a dozen of eggs;
- a glass of juice;
- a jar of jam;
- a jug of water;
- a kilo of meat;
- a loaf of bread;
- a carton of milk;
- a mug of hot chocolate;
- a pack of juice;
- a packet of noodles;
- a pad of paper;
- a piece of cake;
- a roll of paper;
- a slice of pizza;
- a spray can of paint;
- a stick of butter;
- a tin of sardines;
- a tray of vegetables;
- a tub of ice cream;
- a tube of toothpaste.
Download the worksheet, print the cards and use them to learn containers and quantities in English. This methodics is ideal for ESL students and kids.