Danial_Replacement class 11.09

Danial_Replacement class 11.09

​Countable nouns

​- In singular countable nouns, we use 'a' or 'an'.

​Example: a car, an orange

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​- In plural countable nouns, many quantifiers can be used.

​Example: some, more, many, a few, a number of, plenty, a lot of, several

​Uncountable nouns

​- In uncountable nouns, the following quantifiers can be used.

​Example: a little, less, too much, some, any, much, plenty of, a lot of, a great amount of

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​The following quantifiers can be used for both countable and uncountable nouns.

​Example: some, a lot of, any, plenty

Multiple Choice

The _____ were made by a carpenter.

• chair

• chairs

Multiple Choice

Do you know that a dirty kitchen sink contains a lot of _____?

• bacteria

• bacterium

Multiple Choice

The boy poured _____ water into the glass.

• many

• some

Multiple Choice

She added ____ sugar to her tea because she did not like it to be too sweet.

• less

• much

Multiple Choice

He built his house by a ____.

• river

• rivers

Multiple Choice

She invited a few ____ over for dinner.

• friend

• friends

Multiple Choice

She prepared a special ____ for the pot luck event.

• dish

• dishes

Multiple Choice

He had trouble falling asleep last night because he drank ____ coffee.

• too much

• any

Multiple Choice

He only put ___ jam on his toast.

• a little

• some

Multiple Choice

The ____ asks for the bill from the waiter.

• customer

• customers

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​Pronouns

​- Words that can take the place of nouns. This is to avoid repetition and helps to make your sentences flow more smoothly.

​Example: Jessy has two cupcakes. She gives one to Aaron.

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​- 'It' is used for animals and non-living things.

​Personal pronouns

​-As subject:

​Singular forms: I, you, he, she, it

​Plural forms: we, you, they

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​-As object:

​Singular forms: me, you, him, her, it

​Plural form: us you, them

​Possessive pronouns

​- Possessive pronouns take the place of personal pronouns and nouns.

​- Every one of the possessive pronouns ends with 's' except for 'mine'.

​Example: I have a book. The book is mine.

Multiple Choice

The students are in the library. ___ are reading books and newspapers.

• We

• They

Multiple Choice

Sammy and I are in the park. ___ always go here in the evening.

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

Mrs Lai is a teacher. ____teaches in SMK Gading Bestari.

• He

• She

Multiple Choice

The dog is bored. ___ wants to go for a walk.

• They

• It

Multiple Choice

"____ want to be a lawyer in future," my sister says to me.

• I

• You

Multiple Choice

"___ must submit your work by this afternoon," my teacher says to me.

• He

• You

Multiple Choice

Encik Rahman is not feeling well, so ___ goes to see the doctor.

• he

• she

Multiple Choice

My family and I are going to the beach. ____ are very excited about the trip.

• They

• We

Multiple Choice

The lioness hides in the long grass as ___ gets ready to pounce on an antelope.

• it

• they

Multiple Choice

"___ can take the taxi or the train," he suggested to me.

• She

• You

Multiple Choice

Personal pronouns: I am going to call ___ this afternoon.

• it

• her

Multiple Choice

It was ___ who found your wallet.

• you

• me

Multiple Choice

Don't forget to remind ___ about their piano lesson.

• us

• them

Multiple Choice

"Don't worry. My sister will help ___," Chandra said to his friends.

• it

• us

Multiple Choice

She took out some cat's food and fed ____

• us

• it

Multiple Choice

The box was too heavy for the boy, so I carried it for ___

• her

• him

Multiple Choice

My mother loves cheesecake, so I bake one for ___

• us

• her

Multiple Choice

My younger brothers were happy because I bought some toys for ____

• them

• him

Multiple Choice

Our teacher, Miss Lim, has her birthday today, so we give a present to ___

• it

• her

Multiple Choice

The chicks were hungry, so the bird flew to search for some worms for  ___

• them

• it

​Hi,

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​I have been thinking of joining a class at the community centre next month. I was thinking of either joining the karate class, guitar class or woodworking class.

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​What do you think?

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​Please help me decide. Thanks!

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​In about 80 words, write a message to Danny giving him some advice.

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