The indefinite article should never be used with the word ‘glasses’ as it is a pair noun. The above should read ‘glasses’, not ‘a glasses’.
Food countable or uncountable
Food is usually an uncountable noun. However, food can be countable when referring to type (3.1 Exception #1). In the featured picture, Global Pet Foods uses the word ‘food’ as a countable noun to signify that they sell many types of food, that they have a wide selection of it.
money countable or uncountable
The indefinite article should never be used with the word ‘money‘ as it is an uncountable noun. The following sentences should read: Give me money. Give money to me.
Turkey countable or uncountable?
Turkey is usually uncountable as it is considered to be a material. However, turkey can be counted when referring to one entire turkey.
I like tigers
Many students find generalizing in the plural difficult. The text should read: I like tigers because they are fast and strong. I don’t like dogs because they are dangerous.