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ASIGNATURA:
ENGLISH 1
TEMA:
UNIT 4
PRESENTADO POR:
ALEXANDRA SOSA GÁLVEZ
MATRÍCULA:
22-1-0309
PRESENTADO A:
VANESSA DIAZ
Fruits Meat
Lemons Turkey bacon
Banana Steak
Oranges Sausages
Apples.
Exercise 1. Write the food words from the vocabulary in two columns: Count nouns
and non-count nouns.
Count nouns (Sustantivo contable) Non count nouns (Sustantivo no
contable)
Lettuce Cheese
Tomatoes Milk
Potatoes Butter
Soda Peppers
Chicken Juice
Eggs Coffee
Fish Tea
Shrimp Water
Lemons Turkey bacon
Banana
Oranges
Apples.
Steak
Sausages
Grammar
Use a before a consonant word. For example: a pineapple, a pear.
Use an before a vowel word. For example: an egg, an orange
For nouns you can count, we add S or Es to form the plural= Para los
sustantivos que se pueden contar se le agrega s o es para formar el plural.
Nouns you cannot count don`t have a plural form=Para los sustantivos que tu
no puedes contar no se le agrega plural.
Negative
There isn’t any cheese on the table.
There isn’t any milk in the fridge.
Questions
Is there any cheese on the table? Is
there any milk in the fridge?
Exercise 3
Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any. 1-
She doesn’t have A pineapple.
2-He has SOME tomatoes.
3-They don’t have ANY milk.
4-Is there SOME water in the refrigerator?
5-This is AN egg.
6- We don’t have ANY potatoes.
7- Are there SOME oranges in the fridge? 8-
Would you like A pizza?
Vocabulary
Broccoli Breakfast cereal
Cauliflower Nuts
Beans Hamburger
Whole wheat bagel Tuna salad.
Exercise 4.
Write the names of the food from the vocabulary in the correct column.
High fiber diet High protein diet.
Breakfast cereal Cauliflower
Nuts Tuna salad.
Whole wheat bagel Broccoli
Hamburger Beans
Grammar
Information question.
We use how many with the count noun= se utiliza how many para preguntar
por cantidades de sustantivo contable.
For example: How many eggs do you want?
We use how much with the noncount noun= se utiliza how much para
preguntar por cantidades de sustantivo no contable.
For example: How much cheese do you want?
Exercise 6.
Fill in the blanks with how much, how many, lots of, a few or a little. 1-
HOW MANYpotatoes would you like?
Just A FEW , thanks.