Ejercicio 1: Identificación de sustantivos incontables
1. I need some *dŵr* (agua) to drink.
2. She bought a lot of *bara* (pan) for the party.
3. We have enough *siwgr* (azúcar) for the recipe.
4. There is too much *halen* (sal) in the soup.
5. He spilled some *gwin* (vino) on the floor.
6. They don’t have any *menyn* (mantequilla) left.
7. Can you pass me the *te* (té), please?
8. She drinks *llaeth* (leche) every morning.
9. The recipe calls for a little *olew* (aceite).
10. We need some *cig* (carne) for dinner.
2. She bought a lot of *bara* (pan) for the party.
3. We have enough *siwgr* (azúcar) for the recipe.
4. There is too much *halen* (sal) in the soup.
5. He spilled some *gwin* (vino) on the floor.
6. They don’t have any *menyn* (mantequilla) left.
7. Can you pass me the *te* (té), please?
8. She drinks *llaeth* (leche) every morning.
9. The recipe calls for a little *olew* (aceite).
10. We need some *cig* (carne) for dinner.
Ejercicio 2: Uso correcto con sustantivos incontables
1. I would like some *dŵr* (agua), not juice.
2. There isn’t much *siwgr* (azúcar) in the bowl.
3. She added *halen* (sal) to the dish.
4. Please give me a bit of *llaeth* (leche) for my coffee.
5. We need more *olew* (aceite) for frying.
6. He bought some *bara* (pan) from the bakery.
7. They poured *gwin* (vino) for the guests.
8. There is no *menyn* (mantequilla) in the fridge.
9. Can you pass the *te* (té), please?
10. The soup needs a little *cig* (carne) to be tastier.
2. There isn’t much *siwgr* (azúcar) in the bowl.
3. She added *halen* (sal) to the dish.
4. Please give me a bit of *llaeth* (leche) for my coffee.
5. We need more *olew* (aceite) for frying.
6. He bought some *bara* (pan) from the bakery.
7. They poured *gwin* (vino) for the guests.
8. There is no *menyn* (mantequilla) in the fridge.
9. Can you pass the *te* (té), please?
10. The soup needs a little *cig* (carne) to be tastier.
