Daily Habits
I ________ wash my hair before I go to bed. (100% of the time)
ALWAYS
What do you always do before you go to bed?
1. He plays the violin good / well.
2. How does a turtle walk?
3. Change the adjective into an adverb: careless
1. Well
2. Slowly
3. Carelessly
1. Name one way to stay healthy.
2. What do you usually do to stay healthy?
Exercise / Eat a balanced meal / Good habits / Sleep.
1. Is "aprons" countable or uncountable?
2. Is "cooking oil" countable or uncountable?
3. We have a ________ water left.
1. Countable.
2. Uncountable
3. Little.
1. ________ water do we need?
2. ________ time do we have before the test?
3. We have a ________ cardboard left. Let's make a small model.
1. How much.
2. How much.
3. Little
Do you check your calendar before school?
Yes, I usually do. / No, I never do.
What do you usually do before school?
1. Choose the correct word: He is a [slow / slowly] runner.
2. She works hardly / hard every day. (= almost never)
3. How does a singer sing?
1. Slow
2. Hardly (= almost never)
3. Loudly
1. What is the opposite of a healthy meal?
2. What kind of food do you usually eat?
1. Junk food / Fast food.
1. Is "flour" countable or uncountable?
2. Is "toothpick" countable or uncountable?
3. She has a ________ apples.
1. Uncountable
2. Countable
3. Few
1. ________ apples are in the bowl?
2. ________ students are in the library?
3. I only have ________ paper clips. I need more.
1. How many.
2. How many.
3. A few
Ask a question with "How many?"
He ________ irons his clothes. He hates ironing. (0% of the time)
NEVER
How often do you iron your clothes?
1. How does a good student write a test?
2. He drives carelessy / carelessly.
3. The turtle moves [slow / slowly].
1. Carefully
2. Carelessly
3. Slowly
"To be a successful student, you need good ________."
1. Habits
2. What good habits do you have?
1. Is "cardboard" countable or uncountable?
2. Is "money" countable or uncountable?
3. We don't have ________ chairs for everyone! We need more.
1. Uncountable
2. Uncountable
3. Enough
1. ________ flour do you have?
2. ________ sugar do we need for the recipe?
3. We don't have ________ flour to bake fifty cookies! We need to buy more.
1. How much.
2. How much.
3. Enough
Ask a question with "How much?" and answer the question with (a little, a lot of)
Put this sentence in order: floss / I / my / before / bed / teeth / always
I always floss my teeth before bed.
Do you usually floss your teeth before bed?
1. How do you study for a math test?
2. She is a very [careful / carefully] student.
3. Change the adjective to an adverb: Quick
1. Carefully
2. Careful
3. Quickly
How often should you exercise a day?
1. Once or twice a day.
2. How often do you exercise a week?
1. Name 3 uncountable supplies from the art room.
2. Which of these two words is UNCOUNTABLE: paper clips or masking tape?
3. I need a ________ of salt for the recipe. (Not a lot)
1. Masking tape, modeling clay, cardboard
2. Masking tape
3. Little
1. ________ people built the Great Pyramid?
2. Why do we say "How much homework?" but "How many exercises?"
3. Does "a few" go with countable or uncountable nouns?
1. How many.
2. Because "homework" is uncountable and "exercises" is countable.
3. Countable
Make sentences with "homework" and "exercise"
Answer this question: How often do you pack your schoolbag?
I always pack my schoolbag.
1. Make a sentence about a library using the words read and quietly.
2. Make a sentence using "always" and "quickly".
3. Make a sentence using both an Adverb of Manner AND an Adverb of Frequency.
1. People read quietly in the library.
2. He always walks quickly.
3. I always sing loudly in the shower.
Is it a good habit to go to bed late? Why?
1. No, you need enough sleep to do well at school.
2. What time to go to bed and what time do you wake up?
1. Name 3 countable supplies from the art room.
2. We can say "a few apples", but why can't we say "a few waters"? How should we say?
3. Fill in the blanks: How many aprons do we have? We only have ________.
1. Aprons, toothpicks, paper clips.
2. Because "water" is uncountable. We must say "a little water" or "a few bottles of water."
3. A few.
1. Complete the question: ________ modeling clay do they have?
2. Fix this question: "How much eggs are in the fridge?"
3. Fill in the blanks: I have ________ apples, but I don't have ________ sugar to make a pie
1. How much.
2. "How many eggs are in the fridge?"
3. A few, much
Ask a question with "How much?"