Because milkshakes are liquids, liquids are uncountable. But in one case, when it is combined with other words and appears as a commodity name, the word "one" can be added in front to refer to one copy. For example:
Example: I will? Really? Answer? Cheese? Hamburg? 、? French? French fries? And then what? Answer? Large size? Chocolate?
Milk? Shake it,? Please. ?
I want a cheeseburger, French fries and a large chocolate milkshake.
Example: making? Answer? Bananas? Milk? Shake it? Demand? Some? Ingredients:? Three? Bananas?
One? cupof？ Yogurt? And then what? Some? Honey. ?
Interpretation: Raw materials for making banana milkshake: three bananas, one cup of yogurt and a little honey.
Example: I will? Really? Answer? Baked? Cheese? And then what? Tomato? Open? The whole? Wheat? Anda? Chocolate
Milk? Shake it. ?
Explanation: I'd like a grilled cheese, tomato and chocolate milkshake with bread.
But when it appears alone, it is uncountable and cannot be modified by adding "a" or other quantifiable quantifiers, such as:
Example: finally, pour? That? Milk? Shake it? Are you online? Answer? Glass? And then what? Drink? It ... ?
Interpretation: Finally, put the cheese in the cup and you can drink it.
Extended data
The difference between countable nouns and uncountable nouns in English
countable
There are singular and plural forms. When referring to people or things, use the singular form; Use the plural when referring to two or more people or things. The rules for changing nouns from singular form to plural form are as follows:
The regular change of countable noun plural;
1, and directly add -s to the suffix of general nouns, such as:
Book → library → pear room → pear
House → House Day → Tiange → Song
2. Nouns ending in s, x, ch and sh, with -es at the end. For example:
Bus → Bus Box → Box
Watch → watch plate → plate
3. For nouns ending in "consonant +y", you should first change y into I, and then add -es. For example:
City → City Body → Body Story → Story
Factory → factory
4. nouns ending in o are usually animate plus es and inanimate plus s ... for example:
Blacks and heroes like to eat tomatoes and potatoes. Black heroes like potatoes and tomatoes.
Ignorance: Piano → Piano Radio → Radio
Life: potatoes → potatoes
5. For nouns ending in F or fe, change F or fe to V and add -es. For example:
Half → half leaves → leaves
Knife → knife wife → wife
Irregular changes in the plural number of countable nouns;
Men and women change from a to e, men → women → women.
Goose foot tooth oo changes to ee, goose → goose foot → foot tooth → tooth.
Mouse lice are also easy to remember, ou becomes ic, mouse → mouse lice → lice.
If you add a son, you don't have to change fish, deer and sheep Children → children fish → fish deer → deer sheep → sheep.
countless/innumerable
1. Uncountable nouns have no plural. When it is the subject of a sentence, the predicate verb should be singular? [ 1]。
The food is very fresh. The food is fresh.
2. Some uncountable nouns can also be used as countable nouns, which have plural forms, but their meanings often change.
Such as: water → waters.
Oranges → Oranges (orange juice)
3. Many uncountable nouns are uncountable when referring to a general noun and countable when referring to a category, but their meanings are mostly unchanged.
Such as: fruit → fruit food → food.
Fish → fish hair → hair
The most common uncountable nouns are: bag, change, furniture, hair, home, information, knowledge, luggage, money, news, progress;
Transportation, beef, mutton, broccoli, oranges (oranges, orange juice, oranges)
Other uncountable nouns include: absence, age, anger, bread, courage, energy, equipment, experience, failure, fear, food, fun, health, ice, industry, kindness, labor, luck, marriage, music, nature, paper, peace, happiness, power, pride, rain, research;
Respect, safety, salt, sand, silence, sleep, strength, snow, technology, time, trade, transportation, travel, trust, truth, waste, water, wealth, weather, wind and work.
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