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    LESSON 3

    Uncountable nouns

    Some things are seen as a whole or mass.

    These are called uncountable nouns because they


    cannot be separated or counted
    Some examples of uncountable nouns
    Advice

    Information
    Ideas and progress
    experiences
    News

    Luck

    Fun

    Work
    Some examples of uncountable nouns
    Water

    Rice
    Materials and
    substances Cement

    gold

    Milk

    ……
    Some examples of uncountable nouns

    Weather

    Thunder
    Weather
    words Lightning

    Rain

    Snow
    Some examples of uncountable nouns

    furniture

    Names of groups equipment


    or collections of
    things rubbish

    luggage

    Jewellery
    Some examples of uncountable nouns
    Accommodation

    Baggage
    Other common Homework
    uncountable
    Knowledge

    Traffic

    Permission

    Travel
    furniture
    chairs
    hair
    progress
    permission
    advice
    experience
    experiences
    damage
    there’s a lot of noise

    Light
    a light

    time
    a great time

    a glass of water
    broken glass

    a very nice room


    room
    Vowel
    sounds
    What vowels sound is it?

    Dress
    Head
    Bed
    Many
    What vowels sound is it?

    Trap
    Cat
    Stamp
    Back
    hand men
    best many
    egg have
    man next

    ten eleven seventeen twenty Seventy


    twelve
    Thank you
    Stamps do you need
    Any milk
    again tomorrow
    In the flat over there
    What vowels sound is it?

    Nurse
    Stir
    Learn
    Refer
    PASS THE MARKER
    - 2 TEAMS play the game
    - Each member each team takes turns to read a sentence
    - Pass the marker after you finish your line
    - The first team finishes will be the winner.
    - We will play the games three rounds
    curtains floor large chair
    dirty four March near
    girl horse parked pair
    nurse shorts stars wearing
    purse warm
    shirt
    hand
    first
    curtains floor large chair
    dirty four March near
    girl horse parked pair
    nurse shorts stars wearing
    purse warm
    shirt
    hand
    first
    adjectives
    Describe a noun/
    pronoun
    Types of adjectives
    Types of adjectives
    The order of adjectives
    Order of adjectives
    Order of adjectives
    Note

    She is a careless driver


    =
    She drives carelessly

    - Adj noun
    - Verb adv

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