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Count nouns one bananas Two bananas Four bananas

We use ‘some’ if we don’t know how many. some bananas some apples some eggs

We can’t count some nouns. Non-count Nouns

spaghetti milk wine butter tea

water money traffic information work

We use ‘some’ with non-count nouns

Non count nouns some milk some spaghetti some bread some cheese

Would you like……? a banana an apple an egg

Would you like …..? (more than one) some bananas some apples some eggs

Would you like …..? some bread some rice some coffee some tea

Would you like ….?

Would you like ….? Count Nouns an apple? some apples? a banana? some bananas? an egg? some eggs? a biscuit? some biscuits?

Would you like…?

Would you like….? Non count nouns any milk? cheese? wine? bread?

Would you like…………?

Would you like…….? ‘a’ ‘an’ some sandwich sandwiches apple apples potato potatoes orange oranges

I don’t have……

I don’t have ……. any milk wine butter cheese

I don’t have……

Use ‘some’ Positive Negative and question Use ‘any’ More than one count nouns. Non count nouns Negative and question Count Nouns (more than one) Non count nouns

COUNT and NON COUNT NOUNS Positive + I have ___ orange. I have _____ oranges. I have _____ milk. Question ? Do you have ___ orange? Do you have ____ oranges? Do you have ____ milk? Negative - I don’t have __ orange. I don’t have ___ oranges. I don’t have ___ milk. an some some an any any an any any