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    This document provides examples of how to use countable and uncountable nouns to describe quantities. It lists common uncountable nouns like sugar, salt, time etc. and provides sample phrases using these nouns and quantities like "a spoonful of sugar", "a kilogram of meat", "30 minutes". It then has pairs of questions and answers using these expressions to practice quantities.

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    LESSON 15

    HOW MUCH S UGAR DO YOU NEED?

    uncountable nouns
    Sugar Pepper A spoonful
    Meat Corn A kilogram
    Time Soup One Dollar
    Salt Soap A lot
    Powder Chicken A case
    Beef pork Alittle

    How much sugar ? A spoonful of sugar How much corn ? an ear of corn

    How much money ? 1000 dollars How much time ? 30 minutes

    How much beer ? 2 bottles of beer How much soup ? 2 bowls of soup

    How much rice ? a bowl of rice How much salt ? a little salt

    How much coffee ? a cup of coffee How much soap ? a bar of soap

    How much milk ? a lot of milk How much powder ? 2 spoonfuls of powder

    How much pepper ? a little pepper How much chicken ? 2 kg of chicken

    How much water ? 2 glasses of water How much beef ? a plate of beef

    How much soda ? 3 cases of soda How much pork ? a lot of pork

    How much meat ? a kilogram of meat


    SAMPLE 10 :
    HOW MUCH SUGAR DO YOU NEED ?
    I NEED A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR
    HOW MUCH COFFEE DO YOU LIKE TO DRINK ?
    I LIKE TO DRINK A CUP OF COFFEE

    GRAMMAR : Review Count – Noun and Non – Count noun

    Pair work :

    ADDITIONAL READING
    How much pork do you cook? I waste a lot of water
    I cook little pork How much coffee do you make?
    How much salt do you use? I make much coffee
    I use a little salt How much rice do you cook?
    How much bread do you eat? I cook some rice
    I eat some bread How much money do you earn?
    How much rice do you buy? I earn little money
    I buy much rice How much time do you waste?
    How much beer do you drink? I waste 10 minutes
    I drink a lot of beer How much beef do you like to sell?
    How much tea do you use? I like to sell 2kilograms of beef
    I use a cup of tea How much pepper do you like to have?
    How much water do you waste? I like to have to a few spoons of pepper
    How much powder do you need to buy? I expect to save little sugar
    I need to buy some kilograms of powder How much milk do you expect to drink?
    How much tea do you need to drink? I expect to drink 2 glasses of milk
    I need to drink 1 cup of tea How much soup do you love to cook?
    How much water do you hate to waste? I love to cook many bowls of soup
    I hate to waste a lot of water How much soda do you love to buy?
    How much beer do you hate to drink? I love to buy several bottles of soda
    I hate to drink some beer How much soap do you want to sell?
    How much salt do you try to borrow? I want to sell a lot of soap
    I try to borrow little salt How much meat do you want to cut?
    How much bread do you try to eat? I want to cut lots of kilograms of meat
    I try to eat much bread How much chicken do you intend to sell?
    How much pork do you have to look for? I intend to sell few kilograms of chicken
    I have to look for a lot of pork How much time do you intend to spend?
    How much coffee do you have to drink? I intend to spend 1 hour
    I have to drink a little coffee How much powder do you decide to sell?
    How much sugar do you expect to save? I intend to sell plenty of kilograms of powder

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