Present simple Present continuous
She ___ (walk) to school every day.
She walks to school every day.
You can solve math problems with its help.
a calculator
We______ ______ dinner at a seaside restaurant on sunday (have)
we will have
The room where you do you teeth and clean yourself
Bathroom
Give an example of a sentence with a countable noun.
Example: I have three dogs.
My parents _________ (cook) dinner for tonight.
My parents are cooking dinner for tonight.
If you need to print or copy something, you can use...
a printer
I _____ ______ my friend and then we ___________ some ice cream together! (meet/get)
will meet / will get
The space where you can keep your car
Garage
Give an example of a sentence with an uncountable noun.
Example: She bought some bread.
I ________ (not/wear) my hat at the moment.
I'm not wearing my hat at the moment.
You can listen to music with this (2)
headphones / speakers
The English lesson _____ ______ at 8:45 (start)
will not (won't) start
Where you can hang your clothes
Wardrobe
Write a sentence using "some" with a countable noun.
Example: I have some friends.
___ _____ _____ (you/play) football after school?
Do you play football after school?
It is like a computer and a phone combined. It has a big screen, but without a keyboard.
a tablet
Listen to me! You _____ ______ candy and you ________ ______ any Cola. (buy/drink)
will not (won't) buy/ will not (won't) drink
A machine to clean your dirty clothes
Washing machine
Write a sentence using "any" with an uncountable noun.
Example: Do you have any milk?
He usually _______ (go) to the beach on Fridays, but he and his friends ___ (go) to the beach today!
He usually goes to the beach on Fridays, but he and his friends are going to the beach today!
If you want to play video games on the television you need to use this gadget.
games console
A: _____ _______ you call her?
B: I _______ _________ her at 6.
A: When will you call her?
B: I will call her at 6pm.
Water comes from this to help you wash your body.
Shower
Mention 2 quantifiers you can use for both countable and uncountable nouns.
Some, a lot of, any, all