Countable vs. countable nouns 1

I like .......... This is a grain and is a non-count noun.

I put ......... on my bread, but I don't like to use a lot of it because it's high in fat and cholesterol. This is a non-count noun.

I have an antique .......... I do my homework on it every night. This is a count noun.

Sharon likes to eat an ......... a day. She likes the Granny Smith variety best. This is a count noun.

My parents have two .......... My mother has a red one and my father drives the blue one to work.

I love going to the beach because the ......... seems so fresh and alive there. When I breathe it in deeply, I feel completely refreshed. This is a non-count noun.

I buy beef ......... for my dog every two weeks. She likes to chew on them for hours. This is count noun.

Can I borrow a .........? I seem to have forgotten mine at home. This is a count noun.

I just got my ......... done yesterday. The stylist cut and styled it for me. It looks great. This is a non-count noun.

I bought new ......... before I went on a trip to Hawaii. I wanted to look stylish in the airport and both pieces are quite functional because they have wheels.