Tællelige og utællelige ord

skim milk (U)

sour cream (U)

butter (U)

eggs (T)

apples (T)

bananas (T)

tomatoes (fresh) (T)

lettuce

avocados (T)

olive oil (U)

sandwich bread (U)

baguettes

crackers (T)

orange juice

beer (T)

tomato paste (U)

chopped tomatoes (tinned) (T)

spaghetti (U)

toilet rolls (T)

Tror jeg ...

#0

At substantiver er er utællelige betyder ganske enkelt, de ikke kan have den ubestemte artikel foran sig (= a / an), samt at de ikke kan sættes i pluralis. Utællelige substantiver kan heller ikke forbindes med ord, der angiver tællelighed som fx much, many, a few, lots of etc.
De ord, der traditionelt volder os danskere problemer, er ikke angivet i spørgsmålet, hvorfor de ikke bliver listet op her.

Hvad angår dit spørgsmål - man kan bruge some og any  (og mange andre fraser) ved utællelige substantiver.

Eksempler på, hvor man kan skelne mellem, om de er tællelige eller ej. Jeg angiver ikke, om de er det, men jeg hjælper dig ret meget hen ad vejen:
 

skim milk                                            "Would you like some skim milk?"

sour cream                                           "Would you like some sour cream?"

butter                                                   "Would you like some butter on your toast?"

eggs                                                    "I hate eggs!"

apples                                                 "Those apples look delicious!"

bananas                                               "These bananas are good, I reckon."

tomatoes (fresh)                                    "I sure love tomatoes (fresh)!"

lettuce                                                  "They planted lettuce in their garden."

avocadosdoes                                        "I think I have avacadoes somewhere."

olive oil                                                  "I'm not sure, but I might have some olive oil."

sandwich bread                                      "I sliced him to loafs of sandwich bread."

baguettes                                               "The baguettes are ready!"

crackers                                                 "I just love to eat crackers!"

orange juice                                            "Do you have any orange juice left?"

beer                                                        "The party was great, but I drank too much beer."

tomato paste                                            "Is there any tomato paste left?"

chopped tomatoes (tinned)                        "I have the chopped tomatoes right here!"

spaghetti                                                 "I'd like some spaghetti, please."

toilet rolls                                                 "We've forgotten to buy toilet rolls!"


Jeg håber, det hjælper. :-)