
Countable/Uncounctable Nouns & Quantifiers
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English
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1st Grade
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Fatihah Wahid
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Countable/Uncountable Nouns & Quantifiers
By. Teacher Fatihah
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Before we begin our lesson, I am going to show you a few pictures
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There are pictures of apples, cars on the road, milk, salt and pupils in class.
How do we describe the amount of these items?
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Multiple Select
Which of these are correct?
Much apples
A great deals of apples
Some apples
A lot of apples
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Some apples and a lot of apples are correct.
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Multiple Select
Which of these are correct?
A little cars
A few cars
Less cars
Little amount of cars
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A few and less cars are correct.
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Multiple Select
Which of these are correct?
A glass of milk
Some milk
A few milk
Much milk
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A glass of milk and some milk are correct.
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Multiple Select
Which of these are correct?
A little salt
A few salt
Some salt
Many salt
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A little salt and some salt are correct.
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Multiple Select
Which of these are correct?
Many pupils
Much pupils
Some pupils
Plenty of pupils
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Many pupils and some pupils are correct.
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The words or phrases before the noun; some, a little, a few, a great deal of, many. We call these words as quantifiers.
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How to know which quantifiers to use on which nouns?
Macam mana nak tahu quantifiers mana yang sesuai untuk objek yang mana?
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We decide the quantifiers based on the noun, whether it is countable or uncountable noun.
Kita tentukan quantifier tu berdasarkan jumlah objek tu, sama ada boleh dikira atau tidak.
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Examples of uncountable noun (benda yang tak boleh dikira):
salt
drinks
grass
sand
flour
meat
rice
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Examples of countable noun (benda yang boleh dikira):
Children
Egg
Apples
Car
Pupils
Bottles
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So, there a quantifiers that can only be used for uncountable nouns, countable nouns and both.
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Watch this video for more explanation.
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I hope by now you are clear with countable/uncountable nouns and quantifier.
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Now, I want you to do exercise D,E and G from Close Up textbook, page 13. Please do it in your exercise book. At 2.10 we will do a Google Meet session to discuss on the topic and answers.
Thank you
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