Theory and exercises nouns

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS NOUNS ARE DIVIDED IN : countable and uncountable. Countable nouns are things you can count. For example: one pear, two pears, three pears, four carrots Countable Nouns: Can be used in Singular and Plural. For example: Singular Plural A hat hats an apple apples Uncountable nouns are things you see as a whole, things you can not count. Uncountable nouns has only one form. For example: water jelly chicken *SOME -is used with uncountable nouns in affirmative sentences. Eg: She’s got SOME juice in the kitchen. *SOME is also used with plural countable nouns in affirmative sentences. Eg: There are SOME students absent today. *ANY is used in questions and negative sentences with uncountable nouns Have you got any sugar? I haven’t got any sugar *ANY is used in negative sentences and questions with plural countable nouns Are there Any sweets on the drawer? There aren’t Any bananas . Let's practice what you have learned. Write C(countable)or U (uncountable)next to each word: ketchup .............. f-oranges .......... apples.............. g-mayonnaise ............ cheese....... h- eggs ................ milk................ i- pineapples ............ cereal........ 2)COMPLETE THE BLANKS WITH:A- AN- SOME –ANY a- Are there .............. pears left? Do you Know ........... good restaurants? It’s cold! Don’t open .............. windows. There isn’t ................ TV on the kitchen table. Is there ................ umbrella next to the front door? F. Michael has got ............. good friends! 3)Write a shopping list . Use A- AN- SOME I need ..............................,.........................,................,.....................................,...............................,...................