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    The document provides instructions for an activity that requires identifying whether example nouns are countable or uncountable. It lists 25 nouns and asks the reader to write "C" if the noun is countable or "UC" if it is uncountable. It then provides another activity that requires sorting words into columns of "many" or "much" based on whether they are countable or uncountable plural forms. Finally, it provides a short reading comprehension passage about a conversation between George and Sally making a shopping list and includes 6 true/false questions about the details of the conversation.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity that requires identifying whether example nouns are countable or uncountable. It lists 25 nouns and asks the reader to write "C" if the noun is countable or "UC" if it is uncountable. It then provides another activity that requires sorting words into columns of "many" or "much" based on whether they are countable or uncountable plural forms. Finally, it provides a short reading comprehension passage about a conversation between George and Sally making a shopping list and includes 6 true/false questions about the details of the conversation.

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    M1 01 Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    Genesis Rangel
    The document provides instructions for an activity that requires identifying whether example nouns are countable or uncountable. It lists 25 nouns and asks the reader to write "C" if the noun is countable or "UC" if it is uncountable. It then provides another activity that requires sorting words into columns of "many" or "much" based on whether they are countable or uncountable plural forms. Finally, it provides a short reading comprehension passage about a conversation between George and Sally making a shopping list and includes 6 true/false questions about the details of the conversation.

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    Countable and uncountable nouns


    Instructions: Write C if the noun is Countable, and UC if is uncountable noun.

    A. Are these nouns countable or uncountable?

    1. water __uc___
    2. fruit __c_
    3. coconut __c___
    4. bread __uc_
    5. DVD __c___
    6. meat __uc__
    7. ball __c__
    8. snack __c_
    9. glasses __c
    10. pen __c_
    11. milk __uc_
    12. chair __c_
    13. gasoline _uc__
    14. table __c_
    15. cream __uc__
    16. money __uc_
    17. oil __uc_
    18. insect __c_
    19. sofa __c__
    20. yogurt _uc___
    21. school __c_
    22. bus __c___
    23. food __uc_
    24. chocolate __uc__
    25. ship __c_
    Countable Or Uncountable?
    Put the words into the correct columns. Make the word plural as necessary. Look at the
    examples first.

    Money dollar child happiness luggage view music table journey job news
    scenery suitcase furniture electricity progress battery advice bottle tip report
    trash information banana

    many much

    Dollars money
    Child Children
    Happiness Congratulations
    Luggage Music
    View News
    Table Furniture
    Journey Electricity
    Scenery Progress
    Suitcase Baterry
    Advice Information
    Tip Banana
    Report ,
    Trash
    READING AND COMPREHENSION
    Read the following conversation and circle the correct option.

    SHOPPING

    George: I’m going out. Do you want anything?


    Sally: Could you buy some stuff from the shop?
    George: All right. What do you want?
    Sally: Well, we haven’t got much milk.
    George: How much milk do you want?
    Sally: We need two bottles of milk.
    George: How about strawberry jam? Have we got any jam?
    Sally: Oh yes, there isn’t any jam left. We need a jar of strawberry jam. And also we’ve finished
    the butter. We need some butter.
    George: OK. I think I‘ve finished the last beer. I’ll buy 5 or 6 bottles of beer.
    Sally: OK. There's a little oil left. Please, buy a bottle of oil.
    George: No problem. Do you want to eat fish at dinner?
    Sally: Ah, yes. I want you to buy four tins of fish, and also some bread. There isn’t much bread
    left.
    George: How many loaves of bread do you want?
    Sally: A loaf of brown bread is enough. Would you like some coffee after dinner?
    George: Of course.
    Sally: Then, buy us a bag of coffee. At last, we only have few packets of pasta. Could you buy
    some more pasta? You know we eat pasta almost every day.
    George: OK, no problem.
    Sally: One more thing. Don’t buy any nuts. We have got a lot.
    George: All right!

    1. There isn’t any butter. True or False

    2. Sally and George have got a little beer. True or False


    3. George is going to buy a lot of fish. True or False

    4. There is some bread. True or False

    5. They don’t need any coffee. True or False

    6. There is little pasta for them. True or False

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