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Countables and Uncountables

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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
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SOME - ANY - A / AN - MUCH - MANY (REVIEW)
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Food / countable and uncountable nouns / quantifiers
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Age: 10-12
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Some, any
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Age: 9-12
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"SOME - ANY- A - AN / HOW MUCH...? - HOW MANY...?"
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There is-there are
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Countables and Uncountables

Glitter Graphics

Tick the correct box.

music countable uncountable	information countable uncountable	table countable uncountable	cloud countable uncountable	water countable uncountable	pineapple countable uncountable	coffee countable uncountable	spinach countable uncountable
grade countable uncountable	year countable uncountable	advice countable uncountable	horse countable uncountable	coal countable uncountable	cotton countable uncountable	notebook countable uncountable	agency countable uncountable

Tick the correct answer.

1. There is ________ big book on the table.	2.He gave me _______ good advice.	3.We don't have ________ news today.
the	some	some
a	a	the
some	an	any

4. Would you like _______ tea? 5. Do you have ______ brothers? 6. Could you get _____ information?
         a          any          an
         any          the            some
         some          some          any

7. Are there _____ agencies in this town? 8. Does he need _____ help? 9. I would like ______ white cups.
         any          a          some
         some          some          any
         the          the          a

Write a few or a little.

6. Let me give you pieces of advice.
7. Add just milk to my coffee.
8. He has knowledge on this matter.
9. Do you take or much sugar with your tea?
10. I could see of my books in his bag.



1. Quick! I have time for the game.
2. We have only friends in New York.
3. I could do with money.
4. She saw boys in front of her house.
5. They live miles away from us.

Choose the correct option.

1. I don't take meat in my diet.

2. How pocket money do you get a week?

3. Look! We don't have milk for our baby!

4. Sally loves when she has guests for her birthday.

5. They can't give us information about that shop.

6. Do you buy books at the beginning of the school year?

7. Tom loves to eat ice cream when it is hot.

8. Have you got homework every day?

9. Are there single parents in your town?

10.There is unemployment in our country.

                                                        Kate's Day

When Kate got home from work today she was very hungry. She opened the fridge and became very upset. There was nothing to eat. She sat down and made a shopping list.


She needed some lettuce, some carrots, some milk, some eggs, some tomatoes, some chicken and some bread.
When she got to the supermarket she got very dissapointed. There wasn't/weren't any lettuce. There wasn't/weren't any carrots. There weren't/wasn'tany milk. There wasn't/ weren't any eggs. There weren't/wasn't any tomatoes. There wasn't/weren't any chicken and there wasn't/weren't any bread.
           She came home even more tired and upset. She didn't have any dinner but went to bed as soon as she entered her house.

To be more precise instead of some you can say how we usually buy these food items.
Match the food items with how they are usually packed or sold.

a) a head of
b) a bunch of

c) a quart of

d) a dozen

e) a pound of

f) half a pound of

g) a loaf of
1. eggs
2. carrots

3. chicken

4. milk

5. tomatoes

6. bread

7. lettuce

Homework

Watch the video and prepare a talk answering the questions from the video that are true for you.

Good luck,

Teacher Mira