uncountable nouns

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello again!
First of all, I want to thank you a lot for giving me a helping hand and for your support!
Another grammatical problem:Which noun is usually uncountable in each group:
-meal,dish,food, menu, dessert: …

  • motorway, traffic, traffic jam,lorry, rush hour …
    -cheque, coin,cash, salary, bonus: …
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Food
Traffic
Cash

They are usually uncountable. Though you can say “foods” if you mean varieties of food, but most of the time you just say “food”.

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“Foods” is quite common in American English.

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But is ‘menu’ a countable noun?

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“Menu” is countable.