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    This document discusses food items and quantities. It introduces the words "some" and "any" to refer to quantities and provides examples of sentences using them. It also distinguishes between count nouns like "apple" that use "a/an" and plural forms, versus non-count nouns like "rice" that use "some". Finally, it notes that "how many" is used to ask about count nouns while "how much" is used for non-count nouns.

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    COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE FOOD

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    This document discusses food items and quantities. It introduces the words "some" and "any" to refer to quantities and provides examples of sentences using them. It also distinguishes between count nouns like "apple" that use "a/an" and plural forms, versus non-count nouns like "rice" that use "some". Finally, it notes that "how many" is used to ask about count nouns while "how much" is used for non-count nouns.

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    This document discusses food items and quantities. It introduces the words "some" and "any" to refer to quantities and provides examples of sentences using them. It also distinguishes between count nouns like "apple" that use "a/an" and plural forms, versus non-count nouns like "rice" that use "some". Finally, it notes that "how many" is used to ask about count nouns while "how much" is used for non-count nouns.

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    UNIT 9 - FOOD

    FOOD
    Some and any

    There is some fruit juice.


    + I would like some ice cream.
    I have for breakfast some tea.
    There isn't any fruit juice.
    I don't like any bread.

    Can you give me some tea? Is there any fruit juice?


    Could I have some coffee? Do you need any tomatoes?
    Would you like some cake?

    Count - Non count nouns

    There is a banana. rice, sugar, salt, cereal


    There are some bananas. There is some juice,
    bread,
    There is an apple. money, water, oil, meat.
    There are 3 apples.

    How many...? How much...?

    How many apples do you have? How much water do you drink?

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