COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

NOUNS
QUANTIFIERS/ WOULD FOR OFFERS AND REQUESTS
 COUNTABLE NOUNS
Are nouns that you can separate and count one by one.
Ex. Apples, tree, cups

• They exist in singular and plural form.

Ex.
We bought 3 apples. / We bought an apple.

They planted a tree. / They planted 5 trees.

 UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
• Uncountable nouns
Are nouns that you cannot count separately.
Ex. Water, rice, shampoo

• They just exist in singular form.

Ex.
She has shampoo.

We cooked rice.
EXERCISES
 QUANTIFIERS: MUCH/MANY
• Much
Use much to ask about uncountable nouns.
Ex.
How much milk do you want?

• Many
Use many to ask about countable nouns.
Ex.
How many eggs do we need?
 QUANTIFIERS: ANY

• Use any to answer in negative form.

Ex.
We don’t have any apples.
Remember to use any only
with plural nouns.
• Use any to ask with are there?
Ex.
Are there any clips on the desk?
 QUANTIFIERS: SOME/ A LOT
• Some
Use some to answer for countable and uncountable nouns
Ex.
He wants some coffee.
I need some oranges.

• A lot
Use some to ask for countable and uncountable nouns.
Ex.
You send a lot of letters.
They served a lot of juice.
 REQUESTS AND OFFERS

FOR OFFERS FOR REQUESTS

Would + subject + like + noun + to + verb?
• Subject + would + like + to + verb + noun?
Ex.
Ex.
Would you like soda to drink?
He would like to visit the mountains.
A= yes, i would like./ No, I wouldn’t like.

They would like to eat some fruit.

Would you like some cookies to eat?
A= yes, i would like./ No, I wouldn’t like.