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    Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    Here are some sentences using the words from the picture: The girl is standing in the kitchen near the fridge. She is holding a spoon in one hand and a carton of milk in the other. On the table there is a pan and a kitchen cloth. Through the window you can see the garden. The oven is located on the counter across from the fridge. In the fridge there may be some salad ingredients like tomatoes and lettuce.

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    Here are some sentences using the words from the picture: The girl is standing in the kitchen near the fridge. She is holding a spoon in one hand and a carton of milk in the other. On the table there is a pan and a kitchen cloth. Through the window you can see the garden. The oven is located on the counter across from the fridge. In the fridge there may be some salad ingredients like tomatoes and lettuce.

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    Here are some sentences using the words from the picture: The girl is standing in the kitchen near the fridge. She is holding a spoon in one hand and a carton of milk in the other. On the table there is a pan and a kitchen cloth. Through the window you can see the garden. The oven is located on the counter across from the fridge. In the fridge there may be some salad ingredients like tomatoes and lettuce.

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    Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    COUNTABLE AND

    UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
    Are these nouns countable or
    uncountable?

    • Uncountable.
    • There is some milk.
    coffee

    • Uncountable.
    • There is some coffee.
    • A cup of coffee or two
    cups of coffee.
    Hamburger

    • Countable.
    • A burger.
    • One or two three
    burgers
    • There are some
    burgers.
    Cheese

    • Uncountable.
    • There is some cheese.
    • A piece of cheese.
    Icecream.

    • Countable.
    • There are three
    icecreams.
    • There are some
    icecreams.
    Sausage and hot dogs

    • Countable.
    • A sausage.
    • There is a sausage.
    • Two sausages.
    • There are some
    sausages.
    • There is a hot dog.
    • Two hot dogs.
    Biscuit & Cookies

    • Countable.
    • A biscuit.
    • Two biscuits.
    • There is a biscuit.
    • There are some ginger
    biscuits.
    • There aren’t any
    chocolate biscuits.
    Chair.
    • Countable.
    • A chair.
    • There is a chair.
    • There are some chairs
    in this class.
    Sofa

    • Countable.
    • A sofa.
    • Two sofas.
    • There is a sofa in my
    house.
    • There aren’t any sofas
    in this class.
    Banana
    • Countable.
    • There is a banana.
    • There are some
    bananas.
    • There are two
    bananas.
    Strawberry.
    • Countable.
    • There is a strawberry.
    • Three strawberries.
    There are three
    strawberies.
    • There are some
    strawberries.
    • There isn’t any cream.
    Lemon,orange and
    tomato.

    • All are countable.


    • A lemon, an orange a tomato.
    • Two or three lemons, oranges and
    tomatoes.
    • There are some lemons and some
    tomatoes and some oranges but there
    aren’t any carrots.
    A, an, some and any.

    • We use A with countable nouns: a pear, a peach, a tomato, a


    sofa.
    • We use AN when the words starts with a vowel: an orange, an
    umbrella.
    • We use SOME with countable and uncountable nouns ( without
    specifying the exact number)in affirmative sentences: some
    milk, some potatoes, some sugar, some books, some cds.
    • We use ANY with countable and uncountable nouns in negative
    and interrogative sentences: any coffee, any chairs, any
    furniture.
    Read the following examples.
    • There are some tomatoes.
    • There are some melons.
    • There some cucumbers.
    • There are some oranges
    • There aren’t any onions.
    • There isn’t any milk in the
    greengrocer’s.
    • There isn’t any sugar in
    the greengrocer’s.
    Make sentences about the picture using the
    following words: pan, fridge, table, kitchen cloth,
    spoon, milk, salad, window, oven, girl...

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