English II Review UNIFRANZ

​English II Review UNIFRANZ

By Richard Cruz

some/ any/ a lot of

By Wanalee Petchruen

Word Cloud

Countable Nouns (Plurals)

Word Cloud

Uncountable Nouns

Some

Some is generally used in a positive ( affirmative) sentences.

• Some is used to mean ‘a little’ and ‘a few’.

• Also, some can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns.

• Some, when used with countable nouns , nouns are plural and when used with uncountable nouns, they are always singular.

• Can be used in questions if you are offering

Any

Any is generally used in a negative sentences and questions.

• Any is used to mean ‘no’ or ‘zero’.

• Any can be used with both countable and uncountable names.

• When it is used with countable nouns, they are always plural.

• When it is used with uncountable nouns, they always become singular.

• negative sentences

• questions

Any

• affirmative sentence

• some questions (offer)

Some

some vs any

can be used with countable nouns , nouns are plural and when used with uncountable nouns, they are always singular.

a lot of

A lot of means a large number of amount.
It can be used for countable (Plural) or uncountable nouns (negative, positive and question).

Example

Plates ✅✅. = She has some plates.
Clothes ✅✅✅✅. = She has a lot of clothes.
Glasses ❌. = She doesn't have any glasses.

Multiple Choice

There are ___ apples.

• an

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

There isn't ___ water.

• some

• any

• a lot of

Summary

• some✅✅/ any❌/ a lot of ✅✅✅✅

  - countable (plural) and uncountable

• a/an (positive/negative)

  - countable (singular)

Multiple Choice

I have ___ dictionary.

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

I have ___ books.

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

There aren't ___ Chinese students in our class.

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

Do we have ___ homework tonight?

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

I need ___ help with this exercise.

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

Is there ___ test this week?

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

There are ___ difficult exercises in this book.

• some

• any

• a

Multiple Choice

We have ___ good teacher.

• some

• any

• a

How much and How many

by Amanda Ortega

Poll

How many fruits do you see on the picture?

Poll

How much sugar should you put on your juice?

• A lot!

• Not much...

​There are things we can count, for example:

• ​fruits

• ​vegetables

• ​sandwiches

• ​slices of pizza

• ​pieces of cake

• ​cubes of sugar

​For things we can count we use the question:

How many?

Multiple Choice

How many cubes of sugar are in the picture?

• There are 5 cubes of sugar in the picture.

• There are a lot of cubes of sugar in the picture.

• There are 3 cubes of sugar in the picture.

​There are things we can't count, for example:

• ​rice

• ​coffee

• ​pasta

• ​sugar

• ​salt

• ​meat

​For things we can't count we use the question:

How much?

Poll

How much meat do you eat every day?

• I eat a lot of meat every day.

• I don't eat much meat every day.

​Time to practice!

​Remember:

• ​How many? = Things you can count.

2 apples - 3 pieces of cake - 5 cartons of milk

• ​How much? = Things you can't count.

rice - sugar - salt - meat

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct question:

• How much rice do you want to eat for lunch?

• How many rice do you want to eat for lunch?

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct question:

• How many plates of rice are in the picture?

• How much plates of rice are in the picture?

Fill in the Blanks

Open Ended

Write an example of something countable:

Open Ended

Write an example of something uncountable:

​You guys are awesome!

Great job!

​Affirmative

• ​There is a pencil.

• ​There´s a pencil.

​* There are pencils.

​​There´re pencils.

​singular

​Plural

​Negative

• ​There is not a bathroom

• ​There´s not a bathroom

​* There are not bathrooms

​​There´re not bathrooms

​singular

​Plural

Multiple Choice

........ two blue chairs.

• There are

• There is not

• There  are not

Multiple Choice

.... five glasses.

• There are not 

• There is not

• there are

Question form

• ​ Is there a bathroom ?

• Yes, there is.

• ​ No, there is not.

​* Are there any bedrooms?

• Yes, there are.

• ​ No, there are not.

​

Multiple Choice

....a living room?

• Is there

• Are there

Multiple Choice

... my. keys?

• Where is there 

• Whee are there 

ED/ING ADJECTIVES

ed adjectives

• Adjectives that end in -ed generally describe emotions – they tell us how people feel.

-ing adjectives

• Adjectives that end in -ing generally describe the thing that causes the emotion – a boring lesson makes you feel bored.

• 
  

Multiple Choice

That movie is so ...... I fell asleep.

• boring

• bored

Multiple Choice

I'm so ....... tomorrow's my birthday :)

• excited

• exciting

Multiple Choice

You look really ......, you should take a nap,

• tired

• tiring

Multiple Choice

My neighbour is always playing loud music. It's very ___.

• annoying

• annoyed

Multiple Choice

Can I call you? I've got some very ___ news for you!

• exciting

• excited

Simple Past

Ended Activities

by VANESA COCHE

Multiple Select

Lucas _______ to the park last week.

• go

• goes

• went

• goed

Multiple Select

Natalia _______ a cat two years ago.

• have

• has

• had

• haved

Multiple Choice

Lucas _______ pasta.

• did not ate

• didn't eat

• not ate

• not eat

Multiple Choice

Natalia ________ to the disco.

• didn't went

• did not go

• did not went

• not went

Multiple Select

stop

• stoped

• stopped

Multiple Select

try

• tryed

• tried

• tryied

Multiple Choice

Read the sentnece. Is it a request or offer?

i´d like you to give this letter to him.

• REQUEST

• OFFER

Multiple Choice

Read the sentnece. Is it a request or offer?

Okay, I´ll do that.

• REQUEST

• OFFER

Multiple Choice

Read the sentnece. Is it a request or offer?

Can you do me a favour?

• REQUEST

• OFFER

Multiple Choice

________ I call my friend now?

• Would

• Could

Multiple Choice

It will _______ a great concert.

• being

• be

• to be

Multiple Choice

Mark _______ us at the party.

• will to meet

• will meet

• will meeting

Multiple Choice

They _______ at school today. It’s Saturday.

• won’t be

• won’t being

• won’t to be

Multiple Choice

I love science. I think I __________ study science in college.

• will

• won't

Multiple Choice

.... we...have a dinner together tomorrow?

• Am/going to

• Is/going to

• Am/gonna

• Are/going to

Multiple Choice

What a dark cloud! It ___________ (rain).

• will rain

• going to rain

• is going to rain

• will to rain