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    This document provides an English lesson on countable and uncountable nouns, and the usage of "some" and "any". It includes: 1) A vocabulary matching exercise identifying different types of food. 2) Examples of countable and uncountable nouns related to food, such as "rice" being uncountable while "banana" is countable. 3) Exercises completing conversations using "some" or "any" appropriately. 4) Links to additional online exercises for practice with countable vs. uncountable nouns. The document gives instruction and interactive exercises on distinguishing countable from uncountable nouns and the correct usage of "some"

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    This document provides an English lesson on countable and uncountable nouns, and the usage of "some" and "any". It includes: 1) A vocabulary matching exercise identifying different types of food. 2) Examples of countable and uncountable nouns related to food, such as "rice" being uncountable while "banana" is countable. 3) Exercises completing conversations using "some" or "any" appropriately. 4) Links to additional online exercises for practice with countable vs. uncountable nouns. The document gives instruction and interactive exercises on distinguishing countable from uncountable nouns and the correct usage of "some"

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    Module1

    FOOD
    COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
    SOME AND ANY

    Pre Beginner 2
    2020-2

    Videoconference 02
    UNIT 1: LOGRO DE SESIÓN
    What´s your favorite type of food?
    What food can you mention for each type?
    VOCABULARY: Match the names with the pictures

    k
    e
    b
    n
    a

    i
    f
    c

    m o

    l d
    h
    VOCABULARY: Main meals

    What do you have for ….?


    GRAMMAR: NOUNS
    Are these nouns COUNTABLE or UNCOUNTABLE?

    rice pasta soup

    coffee

    bread juice
    THESE ARE UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
    (some rice, some pasta, some bread, some juice …)
    Are these nouns COUNTABLE or UNCOUNTABLE?

    banana wrap apples

    mango eggs

    THESE ARE COUNTABLE NOUNS

    (1 banana, 1 wrap, 3 apples, 1 mango, 2 eggs,)


    GRAMMAR: NOUNS
    a potato - some chocolate - an egg - some fish - some peas -
    some chicken - some milk – an orange - some orange juice –
    some bananas- some sweets - some cheese - some bread

    COUNTABLE UNCOUNTABLE
    a potato some cheese
    an egg some bread
    some peas some fish
    some sweets some orange juice
    an orange some chocolate
    some bananas some chicken
    some milk
    GRAMMAR: A/AN and SOME
    EXERCISES: Use a/an and some.

    1 3 4
    2

    some an an
    5 6 7 8
    GRAMMAR: SOME and ANY
    GRAMMAR: SOME and ANY

    1. I have some bananas 3. Do you have some apples?

    2. I don’t have some rice 4. I don’t have any carrots


    EXERCISES: Complete the conversations with some or any.

    1 Ming: Polly, try __________ beef.


    Polly: Gosh, it's hot! I need _________ water now!
    Ming: Here. Drink __________ soda.

    2 John: Do you have __________ chocolate cookies?


    Ken: No, but we have __________ peanut butter cookies.
    John: OK, I'll take .

    3 Sara: Would you like __________ potato chips?


    Craig: Yeah, but I don't have __________ money.
    Sara: Oh, and I have __________ money. Here you are.
    EXERCISES: Complete the conversations with some or any.

    1 Ming: Polly, try some beef.


    Polly: Gosh, it's hot! I need some water now!
    Ming: Here. Drink some soda.

    2 John: Do you have any chocolate cookies?


    Ken: No, but we have some peanut butter cookies.
    John: OK, I'll take .

    3 Sara: Would you like some potato chips? Invitation / offer


    Craig: Yeah, but I don't have any money.
    Sara: Oh, and I have some money. Here you are.
    Conversation: Mention the correct option
    Conversation: Mention the correct option and practice in pairs
    EXTRA PRACTICE
    http://www.myenglishpages.com/site_php_files/gramm
    ar-exercise-countable-uncountable-nouns.php

    https://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewga
    me.asp?id=3246

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