Singular, Plural and Uncountable Nouns

I want to practice using singular and plural nouns, as well as uncountable nouns. Please give me a sentence with one missing noun, and I will fill in the blank with a contextually appropriate noun in the correct form (singular, plural, or uncountable). After I respond, tell me if I’m correct and give a brief explanation if necessary. Continue until I get ten correct in a row. If I make a mistake, reset the streak. Format: Sentence: "She bought some ___ for the picnic." My answer: fruit Your response: ✅ Correct! “Fruit” is an uncountable noun that fits the context of what someone might bring to a picnic.