Unit 2 - Objective Key

​How much - How many

some - any​

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Uncountable & Countable Nouns​

Teacher Arturo Chávez Mogollon

Siempre con "uncountable"

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​How much chocolate is there in the fridge?

​There is = hay. En una pregunta, este se invierte a "is there".

​How much...?

Siempre con "countable"

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​How many carrots do you need?

"​How many" tomaría la misma función que los WH-questions.

​How many...?

Multiple Choice

How ___ cheese do you eat every morning?

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

How ___ fish comiste?

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

How ___ sandwiches compraste?

• many

• much

SOME - ANY

Easy!

Affirmative Sentences - Uncountable Nouns.

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​I've got some chocolate.

Some

Affirmative Sentences - Countable Nouns.

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​That shop has got some interesting books.

Some

Requests

(both countable and uncountable nouns) using modal verbs: "can".

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Can I have some tea?

Some

Negative Sentences

Countable & Uncountable nouns​

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We don't sell any tomatoes.​

I haven't got any questions.

Any

Questions

(Both countable and uncountable nouns)

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1. Have you got any questions?

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2. Is there any old cellphone in this classroom?​

Any

​	​Affirmative	​Negative	​Requests	​Questions
​some	​	​	​	​
​any	​	​	​	​

In Conclusion

Multiple Choice

I'd like ____ tennis balls, please.

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

There aren't ____ cheap DVDs here

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

Have you got___ shops near your flat?

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

Can I buy ___ apples?

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

I want ____ lemon shampoo.

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

Is there ___juice left?

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

We've got ___cameras in the sale.

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Multiple Choice

Do you get ___ emails about online shopping?

• any

• much

• some

• how much

Plurals

Teacher: Arturo Chávez Mogollon

Some text here about the topic of discussion

It remains the same.

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Rice -----> Rice​

Uncountable Nouns

It varies.

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Car -----------------------> Cars​

Countable Nouns

Generally we add an "s" at the end of the word.

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Book ---> Books​

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Countable Nouns

****+s​

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dish = dishes

bus = buses

box = boxes

​glass = glasses

Countable Nouns

-sh, -ch, -ss, -s, -x

****+es​

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Tomato = tomatoes

Countable Nouns

Consonant + "o"

****+es​

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Toy = toys

Countable Nouns

vowel + "y"

****+s​

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Story = Stories

Countable Nouns

consonant + "y"

****+ y + i + es​

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​woman = women

child = children

​fish = fish

foot = feet​

Countable Nouns

Irregular plural forms

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Fill in the Blanks

baby

Fill in the Blanks

coach

Fill in the Blanks

dress

Fill in the Blanks

monkey

Fill in the Blanks

potato

Fill in the Blanks

tooth

Fill in the Blanks

window