Grammar
Vocabulary
Grammar
Vocabulary
Grammar
100
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
UNCOUNTABLE - some milk
100
APPLES
100
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
COUNTABLE - # of tomatoes
100
BANANAS
100
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
UNCOUNTABLE - some cheese
200
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
UNCOUNTABLE - some water
200
BEANS
200
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
UNCOUNTABLE - some juice
200
BREAD
200
COUNTABLE OR UNCOUNTABLE? (plus points if you can tell me the quantifier)
COUNTABLE - # of eggs
300
(There is / There are) a Spanish girl in my class.
There is a Spanish girl in my class.
300
CARROTS
300
(There isn't / There aren't) + ____ pencils in my schoolbag.
There aren't any pencils in my schoolbag.
300
CHICKEN
300
(There is / There are) five apples in the basket.
There are five apples in the basket.
400
(There is / There are) a spider in the grass.
There is a spider in the grass.
400
FISH
400
(There isn't / There aren't) + ____ pigs in the field.
There aren't any pigs in the field.
400
FIZZY DRINK
400
(There is / There are) some children in the house.
There are some children in the house.
500
(There is / There are) some bananas on the table.
There are some bananas on the table.
500
MEAT
500
(There isn't / There aren't) + ____ birds on the roof.
There aren't any birds on the roof.
500
RICE
500
(There is / There are) many insects in the sky.
There are many insects in the sky.