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    1. The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns related to food, including apples, sugar, bread, rice, and soup. It notes that some uncountable nouns like sugar can be used countably. 2. Pictures and blanks are provided to practice quantifiers like "glass of", "piece of", and "cup of" followed by different foods and drinks. 3. Questions are included to distinguish between using "how many" with countable nouns and "how much" with uncountable nouns, as well as a practice asking and answering questions with a partner.

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    1. The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns related to food, including apples, sugar, bread, rice, and soup. It notes that some uncountable nouns like sugar can be used countably. 2. Pictures and blanks are provided to practice quantifiers like "glass of", "piece of", and "cup of" followed by different foods and drinks. 3. Questions are included to distinguish between using "how many" with countable nouns and "how much" with uncountable nouns, as well as a practice asking and answering questions with a partner.

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    Countable Uncountable

    Uploaded by

    Itzel Paniagua Ochoa
    1. The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns related to food, including apples, sugar, bread, rice, and soup. It notes that some uncountable nouns like sugar can be used countably. 2. Pictures and blanks are provided to practice quantifiers like "glass of", "piece of", and "cup of" followed by different foods and drinks. 3. Questions are included to distinguish between using "how many" with countable nouns and "how much" with uncountable nouns, as well as a practice asking and answering questions with a partner.

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    Food/Countable/Uncountable/Want:
    Countable:

    1 apple, 2 apples, 3 apples

    Uncountable: Sugar, bread, rice, soup


    *Sugar, bread, rice and soup can be countable. Example: a bag of sugar, a loaf of
    bread, a plate of rice, a bowl of soup

    Nouns

    B___d

    M__k

    P_______e

    L_ _ _ n

    C _ _ _ _ _n

    B____a

    Countable ()

    Uncountable ()

    T_a

    C _ _ _ _t

    S_ _ _ _ _ _ _ i

    Quantifiers
    Glass

    Glass of Milk

    Glass of Orange Juice

    Piece:

    Chicken

    Pieces of Chicken

    Cup

    Cup of Tea

    Quantifiers

    Cup of coffee

    Dari Translation

    Glass of

    __________________________

    Piece of

    __________________________

    Cup of

    __________________________

    Match the pictures.


    Glass of milk
    Piece of chicken
    Cup of tea
    Glass of Orange juice
    Cup of coffee
    Piece of apple
    Fill in the Blanks
    1

    _____________ of Milk

    _____________ of Orange Juice

    _____________ of Apple

    ______________ of Tea

    ____________ of Chicken

    _____________ of Coffee

    Questions?

    How many = Countable


    Example:
    How many apples do you want? I want 2 apples.
    How many bowls of soup do you want? I want one bowl of soup.

    How much = Uncountable


    Example:

    How much soup do you want? I want a bowl of soup.

    Ask your partner. Write the answer.


    Example:
    How many glasses of milk do you want?
    I want two glasses of milk.

    1 How many pieces of chicken do you want?

    How much coffee do you want?

    How many glasses of orange juice do you want?

    How much tea do you want?

    How many pieces of apple do you want?

    How many are there?


    Picture 1

    Picture 2

    Picture 1:
    1
    There are ________________________________________________
    2

    There are ________________________________________________

    There are ________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    6
    ________________________________________________________
    Picture 2:
    1
    There are ________________________________________________
    2

    There are ________________________________________________

    There are ________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

    ________________________________________________________

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