We use some cuantifiers to make uncountable nouns into countable nouns.
a spoonful of
a glass of, a bottle of
a cup of, a mug of, a pot of
a mug of , a glass of, a stein of, a barrel of
a gallon of, a liter of
a bag of (paper or plastic)
a carton of (liquid or dry)
a pound of, a kilo of
a slice of
a loaf of
a bar of, a square of
LIQUID CONTAINERS
a spoonful of- honey
- medicine
- ice cream
- sugar
a glass of, a bottle of- milk
- water
- beer
- wine
- cola
a cup of, a mug of, a pot of- coffee
- tea
- cocoa
- hot water
a mug of , a glass of, a stein of, a barrel of- beer
- cola
- lemonade
- soda
a gallon of, a liter of- milk
- wine
- oil
- orange juice
- water
MOSTLY DRY CONTAINERS
a bag of (paper or plastic)- flour
- sugar
- oats
- beans}
- flour
- rice
- corn
- wheat
a carton of (liquid or dry)- eggs
- milk
- yogurt
- soup
a pound of, a kilo of- meat
- apples
- onions
- potatoes
- coffee
a slice of- salami
- bread (squarish)
- ham
- cheese
a loaf of- bread
- banana bread
- meat loaf (ground meat mix)
a bar of, a square of - chocolate
- ice-cream (bar)
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