countable

and
uncountable
 “a/an” and “some”

a can of pepsi some cans of pepsi

One (countable) More than one
(countable)
 “a/an” and “some”

a taco some tacos

There is a taco There are some tacos
 “a/an” and “some”

a pretzel some pretzels

There is a pretzel There are some pretzels
 “a/an” and “some”

an avocado some avocados

There is an avocado There are some avocados
 “some” for uncountable nouns

some coffee some pizza

There is some coffee There is some pizza
 “some” for uncountable nouns

some spaghetti some fried rice

There is some spaghetti There is some fried rice
 “some”
countable vs uncountable nouns

some chips some cereal

There are some chips There is some cereal
some
some
a
some
some

some
 some

some

some

some

some
 “some” and “any”

There are some oranges There aren’t any oranges

Are there any oranges?
 “some” and “any”

There is some food There isn’t any food

Is there any food?
 “some” and “any”

There are some muffins There aren’t any muffins

Are there any muffins?
 “some” and “any”

There is some chocolate There isn’t any chocolate

Is there any chocolate?
 “some” or “any”?
1. some bananas for Kim.
I’ve got _______
2. There is _______
some milk in the fridge. It’s for Susan.
3. any salt in it!
This salad is awful ! There isn’t ______
4. Is there ______
any sugar ?
5. some soup for you in the fridge.
There is ______
6. We’ve got _____
some cheese. Let’s make _____
some sandwiches.
7. They have got _____
some sugar, _____
some eggs, _____
some butter, but they
haven’t got ____
any milk.
8. Is there _____
any margarine in the cupboard ?
9. Are there _____
any eggs, Nick ?
any flour.
10.I can’t make a cake, because I can’t find _____
 “many” and “much”

There are so many grapes There is so much fruit

 “many” and “much”

There are many hamburgers There is so much food

 “a little” and “a few”

There are a few eggs There is a little milk

 “a little” and “a few”

There are a few strawberries There is a little bread

 “many” or “much”?

much much
many many
many many
much much
many much
 “a little” or “a few”?

a few a few
a little a few
a few a little
a few a little
a little a little