NEF: U-7 By Cristina Rodrguez

What do you have for BREAKFAST

/bred/ /bt(r)/
/kfi/ /dm/ /e/

/sril/

/tiz/

/ lv l/ /hm/ /mlk/

/dus/

/ (r)/

/ti/

/tst/

/bred/ BREAD

/bt(r)/ BUTTER
/tiz/ CHEESE

/sril/ CEREAL /kfi/ COFFEE

/ lv l/ OLIVE OIL

/e/ EGG

/dm/ JAM

/dus/ JUICE /hm/ HAM /mlk/ MILK /(r)/ SUGAR

/ti/ TEA

/tst/TOAST

What do you have for LUNCH/DINNER

ketp/
/pst/ /'tkp:/

/stek/
/ras/ /bin/

/tkn/
/lentl/ /nudl/

/mit/ /sld/ /f/

ketp/ KETCHUP /tkn/ CHICKEN

/stek/ STEAK /pst/ PASTA

/ras/ RICE

/lentl/ LENTIL
/bin/ BEAN /mit/ MEAT

/'tkp:/ CHICKPEA /nudl/ NUDDLE

/sld/ SALAD /f/FISH

What do you have for LUNCH/DINNER

/ krt/ / lets/ /tmt/

/pi/ /ptet/ /njn/ /swit kn/ / mrum/

/ vedtblz/

/ krt/ CARROT

/ lets/ LETTUCE /pi/ PEA

/tmt/ TOMATO

/ptet/ POTATO /njn/ ONION /swit kn/ SWEETCORN

/mrum/ MUSHROOM

Desserts and Snacks /dzts/ /snks/

/ bskt/ /krsp/ /kek/ /as krim/ /sndwd/ /tklt/ /swit/

/ bskt/ BISCUIT

/kek/ CAKE

/tklt/ CHOCOLATE

/krsp/ CRISP

/swit/ SWEET

/as krim/ ICECREAM

/sndwd/ SANDWICH

FRUIT
/ pl/

/frut/

/rnd/ /panpl/ /bnn/ /meln/

/rep/

/strbri/

/'w:tmeln/

/ pl/ APPLE /rnd/ ORANGE /panpl/ PINEAPPLE /strbri/ STRAWBERRY /bnn/

BANANA /meln/ MELON

/'w:tmeln/ WATERMELON /rep/ GRAPE

Nouns can be of two types: Countable: you can count them.

Uncountable: you cant count them.

COUNTABLE NOUNS
1.You can use a / an in front of count nouns when they are singular: a table, a car, an apple, a potato 2. Nouns that have a plural form: (two) tables, cars, apples, potatoes

They can appear in the singular or in the plural.

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
1.You cant use a / an in front of count nouns when they are singular: milk, cake, toast, fish, meat 2. Nouns that dont have a plural form: Milk, cake, toast, fish, meat

They always appear in the singular.

QUANTITY
How much + uncountable noun E.g. How much ham is there in the fridge? How many + countable noun E.g.: How many tomatoes are there in the fridge?

A / AN - SOME / ANY
COUNTABLE
A SANDWICH POSITIVE SOME SANDWICHES A POTATO

UNCOUNTABLE
SOME BUTTER SOME MILK ANY MEAT ANY SUGAR ANY HAM? ANY OLIVE OIL?

NEGATIVE
ANY POTATOES A TOMATO?

INTERROGATIVE
ANY TOMATOES?

Use A/AN with SINGULAR COUNT NOUNS Use SOME with PLURAL COUNT NOUNS and SINGULAR UNCOUNT NOUNS in POSITIVE sentences. Use ANY with PLURAL COUNT nouns and SINGULAR UNCOUNT nouns in NEGATIVE and INTERROGATIVE sentences.

Lets practise!!!

COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS??

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