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    The use of some, any, and no The use of countable and uncountable nouns. The use of determiners A / An / The

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    COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS COUNTABLE Singular or plural one sandwich two sandwiches one apple three apples

    es A / An a sandwich an apple a peach UNCOUNTABLE No plural form juice bread water money

    Some uncountable nouns / plural some sandwiches some apples some bread

    Write the words in the correct boxes. milk banana burger orange furniture Countable sugar seat Uncountable rice chip pea meat money spaghetti flour

    luggage

    cabbage

    Write: a / an / some 1. I had egg for breakfast this morning. 2. Mum bought .bread at the supermarket. 3. I want ..ticket for the museum please. 4. We saw ..owl at the farm. 5. Lets put rice in the soup. 6. I would like ..strawberries please. 7. He is eating apple. 8. Please buy meat for dinner. 9. I always put..sugar in my tea. 10. I only had sandwich for lunch.
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    SOME / ANY / NO SOME = nite / ceva / cteva Positive statements: There is some milk in the fridge. She wants some flowers for her mother. CAN / WOLUD + some questions Can I have some chocolate, please? / Can I have some biscuits, please? Would you like some juice? ANY = nite / vreo / vreun Negative statements: There arent any apples in the bowl. I dont have any brothers or sisters. Questions: As there any flower in the bag? Do you have any brothers?

    NO Affirmative statements to give a negative meaning (sens negative) There is no juice in the fridge. (Nu este suc in frigider) There are no oranges on the table. (Nu sunt portocale pe masa).

    Circle the correct form. 1. There isnt any / no sugar in the bowl. 2. We have got any / no homework today. 3. Are there any / some cherries in the fridge? 4. Would you like no / some coffee? 5. Have you got any / some luggage? 6. There are some / any books on the table. 7. There arent any/no seats on the train. 8. Can I have some / any milk?

    Write: some / any / no. Would you like .salad with your burger? No, thanks. Can I have .chips, please? Did your father buy meat yesterday? Yes, he did. He wants to make .stew. I hate stew! Dont worry! I bought ..bread this morning.
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    Great! Lets make sandwiches later. Ok. But lets cook .spaghetti, too. We cant. There is spaghetti in the cupboard.

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