NOUNS: COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

NOUNS - COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

SOME, ANY

GRAMMAR RULE

Use ‘some’ with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns. Use ‘any’ for negatives or questions with countable and uncountable nouns.

I’ve got some bananas and some honey.

I haven’t got any oranges or any milk.

Have you got any pears or any juice?

BE CAREFUL!!

We use ‘a’ or ‘an’ with singular countable nouns. We put ‘s’ on plural countable nouns. We don’t use ‘a’ or put ‘s’ on uncountable nouns.

I can see a cat.

There are some dogs.

I haven’t got any chocolate.

WE SAY... WE DON'T SAY

There are some toys on the bed. (NOT There are any toys on the bed.)

WE SAY ... WE DON'T SAY

She hasn’t got any time. (NOT She hasn’t got some time.)

WE SAY ... WE DON'T SAY

There isn’t any cheese. (NOT There isn’t any cheeses.)

Multiple Choice

WOULD YOU LIKE _______ CHEESE AND BREAD?

• SOME

• ANY

• A

Multiple Choice

Have you got ______ oranges?

• A

• AN

• ANY

Multiple Select

CHOOSE THE CONTABLE NOUNS

Multiple Select

CHOOSE THE UNCONTABLE NOUNS

Multiple Select

CHOOSE THE CONTABLE NOUNS