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    This document provides instruction on countable and uncountable nouns using common baking ingredients as examples. It explains that countable nouns refer to things that can be counted, while uncountable nouns refer to things that cannot be counted. Examples are given of asking "how much" for uncountable nouns and "how many" for countable nouns. Students are asked to identify countable and uncountable nouns in ingredient lists and to practice asking and responding to questions using the correct quantifiers. The purpose is to teach English language learners the differences between countable and uncountable nouns.

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    This document provides instruction on countable and uncountable nouns using common baking ingredients as examples. It explains that countable nouns refer to things that can be counted, while uncountable nouns refer to things that cannot be counted. Examples are given of asking "how much" for uncountable nouns and "how many" for countable nouns. Students are asked to identify countable and uncountable nouns in ingredient lists and to practice asking and responding to questions using the correct quantifiers. The purpose is to teach English language learners the differences between countable and uncountable nouns.

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    T e 1685052371a Esl Curriculum Level 4 Lesson 8 Powerpoint Ver 1

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    This document provides instruction on countable and uncountable nouns using common baking ingredients as examples. It explains that countable nouns refer to things that can be counted, while uncountable nouns refer to things that cannot be counted. Examples are given of asking "how much" for uncountable nouns and "how many" for countable nouns. Students are asked to identify countable and uncountable nouns in ingredient lists and to practice asking and responding to questions using the correct quantifiers. The purpose is to teach English language learners the differences between countable and uncountable nouns.

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    sugar

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    flour
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    butter
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    oil
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    jam
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    eggs
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    nuts
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    bananas
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    carrots
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    chocolate bars
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    Match the words to the correct pictures.

    sugar
    flour
    butter
    oil
    jam
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    Match the words to the correct pictures.

    eggs
    nuts
    bananas
    carrots
    chocolate bars
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    Countable and uncountable nouns

    Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns


    Countable nouns refers to Uncountable nouns refers to
    things we can count. things we cannot count.
    Example: We can count how Example: We cannot count
    many eggs, bananas, nuts, how much sugar, flour, oil, jam
    carrots and chocolate bars we and butter we need.
    need.
    The difference between how much and
    how many.

    How much? How many?


    “How much” is used with “How many” is used with
    uncountable nouns. countable nouns.
    Example: Example:
    We can’t count how much Since we can count carrots, we
    “sugar” is in this bag. will ask:
    So we will ask: How many carrots do you
    How much sugar need?
    do you need?
    How much sugar do you need?

    I need a bag of sugar.


    How much flour do you need?

    I need a bag of flour.


    How much butter do you need?

    I need a block of butter.


    How much jam do you need?

    I need a jar of jam.


    How much oil do you need?

    I need a bottle of oil.


    How many eggs do you need?

    I need a dozen eggs.


    How many nuts do you need?

    I need six nuts.


    How many bananas do you need?

    I need a bunch of five


    bananas.
    How many carrots do you need?

    I need three carrots.


    How many chocolate bars do
    you need?

    I need two chocolate bars.


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    A dozen eggs.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    A bag of flour.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    A jar of jam.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    A bunch of bananas.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    A block of butter.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: countable and uncountable
    nouns
    Determine which of the following ingredients are countable
    nouns, and which are uncountable nouns.

    Chocolate bars.

    Countable
    OR

    Uncountable

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s Practise: How Much? Or How Many?

    Look at the ingredients and determine if you would ask


    “how much?” or “how many?”.

    How much sugar do


    you need?
    OR

    How many sugar do


    you need?

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s Practise: How Much? Or How Many?

    Look at the ingredients and determine if you would ask


    “how much?” or “how many?”.

    How much carrots


    do you need?
    OR

    How many carrots


    do you need?

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s Practise: How Much? Or How Many?

    Look at the ingredients and determine if you would ask


    “how much?” or “how many?”.

    How much nuts do


    you need?
    OR

    How many nuts do


    you need?

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s Practise: How Much? Or How Many?

    Look at the ingredients and determine if you would ask


    “how much?” or “how many?”.

    How much oil do


    you need?
    OR

    How many oil do


    you need?

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s Practise: How Much? Or How Many?

    Look at the ingredients and determine if you would ask


    “how much?” or “how many?”.

    How much butter do


    you need?
    OR

    How many butter do


    you need?

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: fill in the blanks.
    Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

    bag block bottle jar

    bag I need a block of


    I need a of sugar.
    butter.

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: fill in the blanks.
    Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

    bunch block two jar

    I need a bunch of five


    I need a jar of jam.
    bananas.

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: fill in the blanks.
    Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

    bag two bottle three

    bottle I need two chocolate


    I need a of oil.
    bars.

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: fill in the blanks.
    Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

    three block bottle six

    I need three carrots. I need six nuts.

    Click to reveal answer


    Let’s practise: fill in the blanks.
    Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

    bag ten dozen jar

    I need a bag of flour. I need a dozeneggs.

    Click to reveal answer


    Find the mistake in each sentence.

    How many
    muchsugar
    sugardo
    doyou
    youneed?
    need?

    I need
    need aabag
    bagofofchocolate.
    sugar / flour.

    I need
    need six
    a block
    butters.
    of butter.

    How much
    manybananas
    bananasdodoyou
    youneed?
    need?

    I need
    need ten
    a jar
    jam.
    of jam.

    Click to reveal answer


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How much sugar do you need?

    I need a bag of sugar.


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How many bananas do you need?

    I need a bunch of five bananas.


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How much oil do you need?

    I need a bottle of oil.


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How many chocolate bars do


    you need?

    I need two chocolate bars.


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How much butter do you need?

    I need a block of butter.


    Your turn! Dialogue practise.
    Practise this dialogue with your friend.

    How many nuts do you need?

    I need six nuts.

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