2.2 (un)countable nouns

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2.2 Grammar

You can talk about (un)countable nouns using some/any/much/many/a lot.

Talk about the things in the photo with your neighbor in English.

One onion > two onions

A mushroom > three mushrooms

Non-food related: books, computers,  blankets.

Cheese 

Tuna 

Water

Meat

Non-food related: love, snow, money.

2.2 countable and uncountable nouns

<span style="font-weight: bold">Countable</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">Uncountable</span>

You use much when talking about uncountable nouns.

There isn't much coffee left.

We need a lot of cheese to make this dish.

You use many when talking about countable nouns.

There are many pies in the bakery.

Are there a lot of leftovers?

2.2 much, many and a lot

I don't like to eat too .... food.

My sister eats ... food everyday.

I bought so ... eggs.

much

many

a lot of

You use some in affirmative (bevestigende) sentences. 

There are some teachers in this hallway. 

There is some paper on the desk.

You use any in questions and negative (with not) sentences.

Are there any smart kids around?

There isn't any pie left.

2.2 some and any

Write a sentence (?) using ANY about 'milk'

Write a sentence (+) using SOME with 'pizza'

Extra practice

Choose what grammar item you want to practice.

Let me know if you need help or have Q's

Much, many & a lot of

<div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36451378">Sort it out</a></div><div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36451474">Maze chase</a></div><div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36451723">Gamshow</a></div>

(un)countable nouns

<a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36451816">Sort it out</a><div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36451944">Mix and match</a></div><div><br></div>

Some & any

<a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36452056">Missing word</a><div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36452134">Fill the gap</a></div><div><a href="https://wordwall.net/resource/36452214">True or false</a></div>

Do you ...

... know the difference between much, many & a lot of?

... know how to use some and any?

... know how to order words in an  English sentence?

TO DO: study 2.2

Use MEL for extra practice