Countable & Uncountable Nouns
For countable Nouns, we use?
A, An, The, Many, A lot of & Lots of
A customer orders:
Which item is most likely served last?
Ice Cream
Complete the sentence.
There are __________ students in my class.
many / a lot of / lots of
Complete the sentence.
My brother __________ a new bicycle.
has got
Complete the sentence.
The tea is __________ hot to drink.
Too
For uncountable Nouns, we use?
The, Some, Any (Negative), Much, A lot of & Lots of
I begin as a liquid but am rarely drunk.
Millions work together to create me, yet none of them have hands.
I am alive before I am eaten, but many think of me as food, not life.
What am I?
Yoghurt
Complete the sentence.
I don't have __________ time today.
Much
Change the sentence into a negative sentence.
"We have got enough chairs."
We haven't got enough chairs.
Complete the sentence.
The room isn't big __________ for twenty people.
Enough
Which words can we use for both countable & uncountable nouns?
The, A lot of & Lots of
I begin my life flat.
A single bend changes my purpose.
Without that bend, I am merely a base;
with it, I become a vessel.
What am I?
Taco
Complete the dialogue.
A: "__________ Sarah got a pet rabbit?"
B: "Yes, she has."
Has
Rewrite the sentence using too.
"The bag is so heavy that I can't carry it."
The bag is too heavy for me to carry.
Rewrite the sentence correctly.
I need three breads for the party.
I need three loaves of bread for the party.
I am harvested before I am made.
I am cooked before I am eaten.
I am dry when sold but often wet when served.
What am I?
Cereal
Correct the mistake.
There is much books on the table.
There are many books on the table.
Rewrite the sentence using have got.
"Tom owns a collection of comic books."
Tom has got a collection of comic books.
Rewrite the sentence using enough.
"Ali is strong. He can lift the box."
Ali is strong enough to lift the box.
Look at the words below and write them under the correct heading.
water, banana, cheese, tomato, juice, sandwich, rice, biscuit
Countable:
Uncountable:
Countable: banana, tomato, sandwich, biscuit
Uncountable: water, cheese, juice, rice
I begin my journey with a heartbeat,
but I am remembered for the marks left upon me.
The more lines I wear, the more desirable I often become.
What am I?
Steak
Complete the paragraph.
"There aren't __________ apples left, but there is still __________ juice in the fridge. We also have __________ snacks for the guests."
many, much, lots of/a lot of
Read the information and write ONE sentence.
Write a sentence comparing them using have got.
Lisa has got a bicycle, but Mark hasn't got one.
Complete the sentence with too or enough.
"The exam was __________ difficult for most students to finish, but a few students were confident __________ to complete it before the time was up."
Too, Enough