Glass can name a material or an individual drinking container.
The idea
Use uncountable glass for the material: made of glass. Use a glass and two glasses for containers; a glass of water can name a serving.
Examples
- A glass of juice is beside the book.
- The window is made of glass.
- We need two glasses for the guests.
- He filled a glass with juice.
- This bottle is made of glass.
- There is a glass of water on the table.
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Watch out
The plural glasses can also mean eyewear; the context distinguishes that meaning from drink containers.
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Choose the uncountable material. The window is made of ___. (glass / a glass)
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glass
Uncountable glass names the material.
Choose the plural for two drinking containers. We need two ___ for the guests to drink from. (glasses / glass)
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glasses
Glasses counts the drink containers.
Choose the preposition before the drink. There is a glass ___ water on the table. (of / from)
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of
Of introduces the drink in the serving.
Practice round
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Choose the uncountable material. The window is made of ___. (glass / a glass)
Choose the plural for two drinking containers. We need two ___ for the guests to drink from. (glasses / glass)
Choose the preposition before the drink. There is a glass ___ water on the table. (of / from)
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Describe something made of glass and ask for a glass of a drink.

