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    21.12.2022.16h.B2.M1.

    Lesson 4 & 5 & 18–Contáveis e


    Incontáveis –. #21.Ugo

    Incontáveis
    Uncountable nouns
    - É tudo aquilo que não conseguimos contar (UNIDADE).
    - Para contar o incontável precisamos de uma unidade de medida.
    - Só existem no singular.
    - Só podem ir com o artigo “the”.
    Ex.: water, bread, chocolate, food

    Contáveis
    Countable nouns.
    - É tudo aquilo que conseguimos contar (UNIDADE).
    -Existe no singular e no plural.
    - Usamos a, an,
    Ex.: 1 banana, 2 bananas, 1000 bananas

    1. Translate:
    a. Eu tenho muitos amigos bons. I have many good friends.
    b. Mari não bebe muito suco. Mari doesn’t drink a lot of juice.
    c. Carla bebe pouca (suficiente) água. Carla drinks a little water.
    d. Carlos come pouca (insuficiente) comida. Carlos eats little food.
    e. Eu tenho muitas laranjas para comer. I have many oranges to eat.
    f. Tem poucas (insuficiente) crianças na escola. There are few children in the
    school.
    g. Você tem muita comida? Do you have much food?
    h. Mari bebe muita água? Does Mari drink much water?
    21.12.2022.16h.B2.M1.Lesson 4 & 5 & 18–Contáveis e
    Incontáveis –. #21.Ugo
    Random Questions
    How much money do you have? I have a little money.
    How many friends do you have? I have a few friends.

    How many cups of water do you drink during the day? I drink many cups of water during the
    day.

    How much food do you eat during the day? I eat a little food during the day.

    → Para perguntar o preço das coisas


    How much is a bottle of water? It’s about two reais.
    How much is a burger in your city? In my town, it is R$20,00.
    How much is a bottle of coke? A 2 litters bottle is R$9,00.
    How much is a banana in your city? In my town, a kilo of banana is R$ 5,00.

    TAREFA DA AULA - 1 FRASE USANDO:


    MANY, FEW, A FEW, HOW MANY, LITTLE, A LITTLE, MUCH, HOW MUCH

    MANY - I have many pencils on my desk.


    FEW - She has few friends there.
    A FEW - There are a few bottles of wine in my fridge.
    HOW MANY - How many times did you been to Cuba?

    LITTLE - I have little money in my pocket.


    A LITTLE - There is a little honey in this bowl.
    MUCH - We didn’t drink much coffee yesterday.
    HOW MUCH - How much is a phone?

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