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Countable and Uncountable Nouns
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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
Level:
elementary
Age:
12-14
Downloads:
4705
Food / countable and uncountable nouns / quantifiers
Level:
elementary
Age:
10-12
Downloads:
2623
COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
Level:
elementary
Age:
11-14
Downloads:
1868
Nouns: gender, plurals, countable and uncountable
Level:
elementary
Age:
12-17
Downloads:
1653
A, an, some & any with there is/are and countable & uncountable food nouns.
Level:
intermediate
Age:
9-12
Downloads:
1568
countable and uncountable nouns
Level:
elementary
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
1483
1. Write
c
for countable and
u
for uncountable:
�
�� time -
�������� books -
������ sugar -
����� milk -
����� pens -
�������� hair -
��������� ��chairs -
���meat -
������� butter -
������ pencils -
��� bread -
��� jam -
��������� friends -
����� �fingers -
� flour -
�������� apples -
����� oil -
����������� cars -
���� �salt -
���������� �houses -
������� �cheese -
� rice -
��������� tea -
���������� games -
����� tomatoes -
�� cream -
��� honey -
����� carrots -
�
�
�a)�
a / an
+ singular countable noun�( a pen, an apple)����
some� +
plural countable nouns - positive sentences ( There are
some
cars)
���������� ��������������������������������������������������������������������������
some
�+��uncountable nouns - positive sentences��( There is
some
oil)�����
��any
- we use any in negative sentences and in most questions.(countable and uncountable nouns)��I don't have
any
pens.�There isn't
any
salt.������
���������� Do you have
any
sisters?
�
2.�Choose
a, an, some
or
any
�
a)� It is
any
some
a
an
�dog.���������������������������� b) Have you got
any
some
a
an
� friends?����������������������c) �I bought
a
an
some
any
�milk.
�
d) Linda has not�got
a
any
some
an
�pets.������� e) There is
any
some
a
an
�orange on the table.������������� f) Tim eats
a
an
some
any
�cheese every day.
�
g)�We don't have��
a
an
some
any
�bread.������� h) My brother found
a
an
some
any
�money.����������������� i) My sister found
a
an
some
any
�pen.
�
j) Do you have�
a
an
some
any
�eggs?������������ k) There are
a
an
some
any
�students in the classroom.�� l)�Is there
a
an
some
any
�pencil on the desk?������
�
�
�b)
how much
- we use with uncountable nouns��������������
how many
- we use with countable nouns.
�
�
�
3. Choose
How� much
or
How many
�
a)�
How much
How many
�cheese do you buy?
�
b)
How much
How many
�books are there in your bag?
�
c)�
How much
How many
�films did Tom see last week?
�
d)
How much
How many
�money do you spend every week?
�
e)
How much
How many
�friends does Linda have?
�
f)
How much
How many
�sugar do we need?
�
g)
How much
How many
�tomatoes are there in the fridge?
�
h)
How much
How many
�meat are you going to buy?
�
i)
How much
How many
�milk did you drink yesterday?
�
j)
How much
How many
�apples do you see?
�
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