Ice cream salad pear food egg cart chicken star Categorize all Countable: Uncountable: Countable and uncountable:

Countable: pear, egg, carrot, chicken, star
Uncountable: Food salad
Ice and ice cream are uncountable in most cases, only in one case, that is, when they both mean an ice cream

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