Food
Translate from Polish --> English:
1) Banan
2) Jabłko
3) Masło
1) Banana
2) Apple
3) Butter
1) When do we use "any"?
2) When do we use "some"?
1) Określenia "any" używamy z rzeczownikami w liczbie mnogiej w zdaniach przeczących i pytaniach.
2) Określenia "some" używamy z rzeczownikami w liczbie mnogiej w zdaniach twierdzących.
What is the difference between "how much...?" and "how many..."?
Wyrażenia "how much...?" używamy z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi.
Wyrażenia "how many...?" używamy z rzeczownikami policzalnymi.
What does "countable" mean?
What does "uncountable" mean?
Countable - policzalne
Uncountable - niepoliczalne
OJ
Translate Polish --> English:
1) Owoc
2) Warzywo
3) Ziemniak
4) Pomidor
1) Fruit
2) Vegetable
3) Potato
4) Tomato
1) There are __________ apples in the kitchen.
2) Are there __________ bananas left?
3) There aren't _________ biscuits left in the packet.
1) There are SOME apples in the kitchen.
2) Are there ANY bananas left?
3) There aren't ANY biscuits left in the packet.
1) How _______ apples are there?
2) How _______ bananas are there?
1) How MANY apples are there?
2) How MANY bananas are there?
Countable or uncountable?
1) Apple
2) Sugar
1) Countable
2) Uncountable
What is your favourite fruit?
What is your favourite vegetable?
What is your favourite meal?
"My favourite fruit is....."
"My favourite vegetable is..."
"My favourite meal is..."
Translate Polish --> English:
1) Kanapka z serem
2) Szynka
3) Ciastka
4) Cukier
1) Sandwich with cheese
2) Ham
3) Biscuits
4) Sugar
1) There is _________ pizza left in the box. You can have ________.
2) Have you got _________ sugar?
3) There isn't _________ orange juice left in the bottle.
1) There is SOME pizza left in the box. You can have SOME.
2) Have you got ANY sugar?
3) There isn't ANY orange juice left in the bottle.
1) How _________ water is there?
2) How _________ rice is there?
2) How _________ pictures have you got on your phone?
1) How MUCH water is there?
2) How MUCH rice is there?
3) How MANY pictures have you got on your phone?
Countable or uncountable?
1) A bar of chocolate
2) Chocolate
3) Water
1) Countable
2) Uncountable
3) Uncountable
Translate Polish --> English:
1) Poproszę 2 butelki wody i jedną kanapkę z serem i szynką.
1) Can I have two water bottles and a sandwich with cheese and ham?
Translate Polish --> English:
1) Puszka Coli (napoju gazowanego)
2) Tabliczka czekolady
3) Słoik dżemu
4) Butelka wody
1) A can of soda (cola)
2) A bar of chocolate
3) A jar of jam
4) A water bottle
1) There are _________ eggs in this.
2) There are __________ sausages.
3) Are there __________ sausages?
4) There isn't ________ flour on the table.
1) There are SOME eggs in this.
2) There are SOME sausages.
3) Are there ANY sausages?
4) There isn't ANY flour on the table.
1) How ______ cans of soda are there?
2) How ______ sugar is there?
3) How ______ packets of biscuits are there?
4) How ______ bottles of water are there?
1) How MANY cans of soda are there?
2) How MUCH sugar is there?
3) How MANY packets of biscuits are there?
4) How MANY bottles of water are there?
Countable or uncountable?
1) Pancake
2) Cheese
3) Egg
4) Flour
1) Countable
2) Uncountable
3) Countable
4) Uncountable
When do we say "much"?
Give one example each.
"Many" używamy do rzeczowników policzalnych. W pytaniach, twierdzeniach i przeczeniach.
"Much" używamy do rzeczowników niepoliczalnych. Zwykle w pytaniach i przeczeniach.
Example:
There are many eggs in the fridge.
How much coffee would you like?Translate Polish --> English:
1) Poproszę o 3 pomarańcze.
2) Chciałbyś/Chciałabyś się czegoś napić?
3) Coś jeszcze?
4) Chciałabym dużą pizzę i wodę.
1) Can I have three (3) oranges?
2) Would you like anything to drink?
3) Anything else?
4) I'd like a large pizza and some water.
1) There are ________ pictures on the wall.
2) There isn't ________ milk in the coffee.
3) There are ________ students in the classroom.
4) I would like ________ biscuits with the tea, please.
5) There aren't __________ apples left. But there are _________ bananas and oranges. You could have _______ if you'd like.
1) There are SOME pictures on the wall.
2) There isn't ANY milk in the coffee.
3) There are SOME students in the classroom.
4) I would like SOME biscuits with the tea, please.
5) There aren't ANY apples left. But there are SOME bananas and oranges. You could have SOME if you'd like.
1) How ________ orange juice is there left in the bottle?
2) How ________ friends have you got?
3) How ________ ice cream would you like?
4) How ________ chocolate is there?
5) How ________ chocolate pieces are there?
1) How MUCH orange juice is there left in the bottle?
2) How MANY friends have you got?
3) How MUCH ice cream would you like?
4) How MUCH chocolate is there?
5) How MANY chocolate pieces are there?
Countable or uncountable?
1) Jam
2) Butter
3) Strawberry
4) Sausage
5) Ketchup
1) Uncountable
2) Uncountable
3) Countable
4) Countable
5) Uncountable
Pretend to order a meal at a restaurant. You'd like to order:
1) Small pizza; mushrooms, extra cheese, ham
2) 3 sodas
I would like to order a small pizza with mushrooms, extra cheese and ham, and 3 sodas.