Help the dramatic food critic finish their scathing restaurant review by choosing the correct word for each blank.

I ordered two coffees for us, but the waiter said they didn't have any milk left. To make matters worse, I found a single, curly hair floating right in the middle of my soup!

I ordered two coffees for us, but the waiter said they didn't have any milk left. To make matters worse, I found a single, curly hair floating right in the middle of my soup!

Some nouns change their countability depending on the context!

While coffee is generally an uncountable liquid, we can say "two coffees" when referring to two cups of coffee.

Milk remains an uncountable liquid here.

Hair is usually uncountable when referring to all the hair on someone's head, but it becomes countable ("a hair") when referring to a single, gross strand in your soup!