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Containers

The document lists various types of containers and their typical contents, providing examples for each category. It includes items such as bags, bottles, jars, and boxes, along with the specific products they commonly hold. This serves as a reference for understanding how different products are packaged and presented.
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Containers

The document lists various types of containers and their typical contents, providing examples for each category. It includes items such as bags, bottles, jars, and boxes, along with the specific products they commonly hold. This serves as a reference for understanding how different products are packaged and presented.
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Containers and appearance of products

BAG
a bag of
(shopping, flour, rice)

BAR
a bar of
(chocolate)

BLOCK
a block of
(butter, soap)

BOTTLE
a bottle of
(rum, wine, water, washing-up
liquid)

BOWL
a bowl of
(noodles, rice, salad, soup)

BOX
a box of
(matches, tissues, chocolate)

BUCKET
a bucket of
(water, sand)

BUNCH
a bunch of
(bananas, flowers, grapes)

1/4
CAN
a can of
(beer, cola)

CARTON
a carton of
(milk, lemon juice)

CONTAINER
a container of
(shampoo)

CUP
a cup of
(coffee, tea)

FLASK
a flask of
(hot water)

GLASS
a glass of
(champagne, water, lemonade)

JAR
a jar of
(jam, honey, olives)

JUG
a jug of
(milk, wine, water)

2/4
KILO
a kilo of
(pork, minced meat)

KNOB
a knob of
(butter)

LITRE
a litre of
(milk, water)

LOAF
a loaf of
(bread)

MUG
a mug of
(coffee, tea, cocoa)

PACK
a pack of
(cigarettes, gum, cards)

PACKET
a packet of
(chips, tea, cereal)

PAN
a pan of
(food that being cooked)

3/4
PIECE
a piece of
(cake, cheese)

PINCH
a pinch of
(salt)

SACK
a sack of
(potatoes, coal, rubbish)

SLICE
a slice of
(lemon, cheese, bread, pizza,
meat)

SPOONFUL
a spoonful of
(sugar, flour)

SQUARE
a square of
(cheese)

TIN
a tin of
(sardine, tunny, peas, tomatoes)

TUBE
a tube of
(toothpaste, hand cream, paint,
ointment)

4/4

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