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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using "there is" and "there are", "some" and "any", and "how much" and "how many". It begins with an introduction and outlines the key points to be covered. Examples are then given for using "there is" and "there are" with singular/plural nouns. Next, the uses of "some" and "any" in affirmative, negative and question sentences are explained. Finally, the difference between "how much" and "how many" with countable/uncountable nouns is discussed, along with examples for students to practice.

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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using "there is" and "there are", "some" and "any", and "how much" and "how many". It begins with an introduction and outlines the key points to be covered. Examples are then given for using "there is" and "there are" with singular/plural nouns. Next, the uses of "some" and "any" in affirmative, negative and question sentences are explained. Finally, the difference between "how much" and "how many" with countable/uncountable nouns is discussed, along with examples for students to practice.

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    This document provides a grammar lesson on using "there is" and "there are", "some" and "any", and "how much" and "how many". It begins with an introduction and outlines the key points to be covered. Examples are then given for using "there is" and "there are" with singular/plural nouns. Next, the uses of "some" and "any" in affirmative, negative and question sentences are explained. Finally, the difference between "how much" and "how many" with countable/uncountable nouns is discussed, along with examples for students to practice.

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    By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

    Use There is and There Are

    Use Some and Any

    Use "How much" and "How Many"

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    Let's learn
    There Is and There Are

    We use "there is" and "there are" to talk about the existence of something.

    There Is: Singular or uncountable nouns


    There Are: Plural

    For affirmative sentences, we use this form: There is/There Are + number + noun +
    complement

    For negative sentences, we use this form: There is/There Are + not +number + noun +
    complement

    For questions: Is there/Are there + number + noun + complement


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    Let's learn

    Examples:
    There is an apple in the basket
    There are two cars in the garage
    There isn't a phone on the table
    There are not three dogs in the yard
    Is there a guitar in your studio?
    Are there many oranges in the fridge?

    Try making questions and answering them!

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    Let's learn

    Some and any

    We use "some" and "any" when we don't know the exact number of an object. We use
    them before plural nouns or uncountable nouns.

    "Some" is for affirmative sentences


    "Any" is for negative sentences and questions

    Examples:
    There is some bread on the table
    I don't have any homework today
    Is there any coffee in the kitchen?

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    Let's learn
    Some and Any

    Is there _______ food in your house?


    I have _____ vegetables in my kitchen
    You do not have _________ bread
    He needs _______ help
    She bought __________ milk for the cereal
    I don't need ________ sugar
    Does the coffee need _____ sugar?
    He likes _________ dessert after lunch

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    Idiom of the day

    "How much" and "How Many"

    We use these words to ask about the amount of something

    How much: Uncountable nouns


    How many: Countable nouns

    Examples:
    How many spoons are there in the kitchen?
    How much coffee do you drink?

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    Idiom of the day

    Countable and uncountable:

    Discuss with the class if these objects are countable or uncountable nouns:
    Coffee
    Water
    Apples
    Baskets
    Work
    Friends
    Cups of coffee
    Rice

    Try making questions using how much and how many!

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