Countable uncountable noun + Some any

Countable & uncountable nouns
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Countable & uncountable nouns
telbare en niet telbare zelfstandig naamwoorden

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COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE

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Countable and uncountable nouns

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Countable or uncountable : BANANA
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 4 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable: BREAD
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 5 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable: WATER
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 6 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable: YOGHURT
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 7 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable:
Strawberry
A
Countable
B
Uncountable

Slide 8 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable:
Meat
A
Countable
B
Uncountable

Slide 9 - Quiz

Countable or uncountable:
Mustard
A
Countable
B
Uncountable

Slide 10 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
mushroom
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 11 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
pear
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 12 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
sandwich
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 13 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
sugar
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 14 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
pancake
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 15 - Quiz

countable or uncountable?
milk
A
countable
B
uncountable

Slide 16 - Quiz

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Some & any
Use with plural nouns:
  • Some apples, some onions

and with uncountable nouns:
  • Some bread, some milk

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What's the difference?

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We need some tomatoes
Do we need any tomatoes?

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We need some tomatoes.
Do we need any tomatoes?

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Compare the following sentences:

1. We need to buy some groceries.
2. I need one apple and two bananas.
3. We need to buy a lot of vegetables.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?

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In general, some is used in positive sentences (+)


- I got some nice presents for Christmas this year.
- This job is going to take some time.

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In general, any is used in negative sentences (-) and questions (?)


- I didn't get any nice presents for Christmas this year.
- I looked in the cupboard but I couldn't find any biscuits.
- Have you got any idea what she is saying?

MAAR! Als je denkt dat het antwoord op een vraag "JA" is, gebruik je some:
- Can I have some sugar, please?

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Do you want ... lemonade?
A
any
B
some

Slide 25 - Quiz

Please get me ... coffee!

A
some
B
any

Slide 26 - Quiz

Do you have ... friends
that play ice hockey?
A
some
B
any

Slide 27 - Quiz

Could I have ... ketchup, please?
(in a restaurant)
A
any
B
some

Slide 28 - Quiz

Bring ... fruit!
A
some
B
any

Slide 29 - Quiz

Do you have ... idea where I can find the fruit department?
A
some
B
any

Slide 30 - Quiz

I haven't got ... money on me.
A
any
B
some

Slide 31 - Quiz

I need ... apples, but I don't need ... pears
A
any... any
B
some... some
C
any... some
D
some... any

Slide 32 - Quiz

Do you have ... pets?
(question to a stranger)
A
some
B
any

Slide 33 - Quiz

Don't let ... thing get in your way!
A
any
B
some

Slide 34 - Quiz