Countable and uncountable nouns презентация

NOUNS
COUNTABLE
UNCOUNTABLE
SINGULAR
PLURAL
No plural form

СOUNTABLE NOUNS
СOUNTABLE NOUNS are things that we can count.
one dog
two dogs

A DOG IS AN ANIMAL.
We can use the indefinite article a/an with countable nouns:

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
We cannot "count"
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
flour
meat

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
cheese, butter, meat, salt, pepper, bacon, bread, chocolate, honey, jam, etc.
liquids
coffee, milk, water, tea, wine, lemonade, petrol, oil, etc.
gold, iron, silver, wood, paper, etc.
abstract nouns
beauty, love, happiness, etc.
hair, money, news, advice, snow, furniture, weather, etc.

A BOTTLE OF WATER
We can say a something of, some and any:
I've got some money.

countable
uncountable
MANY
FEW
MUCH
LITTLE
hamburgers
potatoes
eggs
vegetables
butter
rice
sugar
flour

We must eat … cakes.
We must drink … Cola.
I have got … money.
She has got … friends.
Do you have … bad marks?
There is … water in the glass.
Have the boys got … balls?
There are … apples on the tree.
Few or little ?
We must eat … nuts.
We must drink … water.
He has … friends.
Do you eat … bread?
Fats give you … energy.
You mustn’t eat … sugar.
It’s bad to drink … coffee.
There are … animals on the farm.
Are there … girls in your class?
Much or many ?
We must eat … nuts.
We must drink … water.
He has … friends.
Do you eat … bread?
Fats give you … energy.
You mustn’t eat … sugar.
It’s bad to drink … coffee.
There are … animals on the farm.
Are there … girls in your class?

Few or little ?
Much or many ?
We must eat … cakes.
We must drink … Cola.
I have got … money.
She has got … friends.
Do you have … bad marks?
There is … water in the glass.
Have the boys got … balls?
There are … apples on the tree.
We must eat … nuts.
We must drink … water.
He has … friends.
Do you eat … bread?
Fats give you … energy.
You mustn’t eat … sugar.
It’s bad to drink … coffee.
There are … animals on the farm.
Are there … girls in your class?
The key of the task
few
little
little
few
few
little
few
few
many
many
many
many
much
much
much
much
much

Are they countable or uncountable? Put in a / an or some.
… ear
… butter
… bottle
… money
… egg
… doctor
… hat
… lemonade
… orange
… bread
… water
… sandwich
… biscuit
… honey
… picture
… cheese
… pencil
… apple
… coffee
… baby
… sugar
… juice
… apple
… oil

The key of the task. Check your answers.
… ear
… butter
… bottle
… money
… egg
… doctor
… hat
… lemonade
… orange
… bread
… water
… sandwich
… biscuit
… honey
… picture
… cheese
… pencil
… apple
… coffee
… baby
… sugar
… juice
… apple
… oil
an
some
a
some
an
a
a
a
an
some
some
a
a
some
a
some
a
an
some
a
some
some
an
some

Make up questions as in the example.
Sugar? How much sugar have you got?
Dresses? 11. Coffee?
Lemonade? 12. Money?
Oranges? 13. Lemons?
Meat? 14. Bread?
Chairs? 15. Friends?
Glasses? 16. Apples?
Cheese? 17. Coca-Cola?
Cats? 18. Tea?
Jam? 19. Puppies?
Books? 20. Pens?

Put some or any into the gaps
a. I don’t have any money in my pocket, but I
have some money in the bank.
b. Are there any letters for me this morning ?
c. I never have any breakfast. I’m not hungry
in the morning.
d. You have some lovely pictures in your house.
e. Are you Canadian ? I have some good
friends there.
f. Don’t buy any bread. There’s some bread on
the bread plate.

Complete with any/some, a few/a little,
much/many
Use some with affirmative (+) sentences.
Use any with negative (-) sentences.
Use any with interrogative (?) sentences.
Use a few and many with countable nouns.
Use a little and much with uncountable nouns.

Рефлексия
What emotions do you feel ?
Positive emotions
satisfaction
happiness
joy
success
surprise
proud
unsatisfaction
boredom
sadness
fear
irritation
Negative feelings
I feel
Why?
Because I …
… was (not) bored;
… worked hard;
… didn’t relax;
… answered properly;
… was active;
… fulfilled the task; … received a reward (a good mark).