A noun can be or Countable nouns have a plural form Singular: a car an eggplant three Plural: some dolls many.

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A noun can be or

Countable nouns have a plural form Singular: a car an eggplant three Plural: some dolls many

What are these things? Use a /an when possible: ________ _________ _______ ________ __________ a spidersalt money a key an umbrella

a an or x ? James flies airplanes. He’s ____ pilot. I love ______ French fries. There are ______ eggs in the fridge. A lion is _______ animal. I need ______ information about mammals. Would you like _____ apple? What ____ lovely hat! It was ______ awful weather last weekend. a an a x x x x

CountableUncountable Ex.Apple – bookRice - juice pluralAdds (s) Apples – books No plural A - anBefore the singular An apple – a book No Someplurals in positive I have some books. positive sentences I’d like some sugar. anyplurals in negative & questions I don’t have any books. Do you have any books? plurals in negative & questions Is there any sugar? I didn’t buy any juice.

CountableUncountable many In Questions &Negatives How many students were there? I didn’t take many photos. much In Questions and Negatives How much money have you got? There isn’t much milk left. A few There are a few chairs. A little Can you give me a little help?

ANA SOMEANY PLAY

some There is _______ blue house in my street. any an a

some There is _______ blue house in my street. a any an a

some There aren’t _______ people on the beach. any an a

some There aren’t _______ people on the beach. any an a

some Is there _______ milk in the bottle? any an a

some Is there _______ milk in the bottle? any an a

some There are _______ candles on the cake. any an a

some There are _______ candles on the cake. some any an a

some There is _______ apple on the books. any an a

some There is _______ apple on the books. an any an a

some There aren’t _______ leaves on the tree. any an a

some There aren’t _______ leaves on the tree. any an a

some There is _______ rice in the bowl. any an a

some There is _______ rice in the bowl. some any an a

some Are there _______ eggs in the basket? any an a

some Are there _______ eggs in the basket? any an a

Let ’ s do ………… exercises!

some

Don ’ t do ………… exercises!

any

There ’ s ………… ice-cream in the fridge!

some

Do you know ………… English?

any

There are ………… English students in our school!

some

I don ’ t want ………… fruit!

any

We must buy ………… apples.

some

I don ’ t like ………… of them.

any

I have ………… cereals for breakfast.

some

Has he got ………… friends?

any

Is there ………… milk left?

any

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of I haven’t got ________ money at the moment.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of I haven’t got ________ money at the moment. much

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ chairs do we need for the party?

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ chairs do we need for the party? many

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of I’ve got __________ friends in my town.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of I’ve got __________ friends in my town. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of My parents gave me ___________ advice when I was young.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of My parents gave me ___________ advice when I was young. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ did you pay for that computer?

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ did you pay for that computer? much

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of They haven’t got ________ furniture yet.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of They haven’t got ________ furniture yet. much

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of My husband’s got ___________ work to do this weekend.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of My husband’s got ___________ work to do this weekend. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ stars are there on the American flag?

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ stars are there on the American flag? many

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ eggs are there?

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How ________ eggs are there? many

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of You need __________ eggs to make a good omelette.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of You need __________ eggs to make a good omelette. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of There’s ___________ snow outside, it’s been snowing all night.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of There’s ___________ snow outside, it’s been snowing all night. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of You need __________ of patience to be a teacher.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of You need __________ of patience to be a teacher. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of David eats ____________ rice, he loves it.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of David eats ____________ rice, he loves it. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of Italian people eat _________ pasta.

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of Italian people eat _________ pasta. a lot of

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How __________ people are coming to the party?

Use these words to complete the sentences: much, many, a lot of How __________ people are coming to the party? many