Begginers - unit 4 Nouns

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• There aren't some flowers in the garden.

• There isn't some flowers in the garden.

• There isn't any flowers in the garden.

• There aren't any flowers in the garden.

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• How many time do you have?

• How much time do you have?

• How some time do you have?

• How much time you have?

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• She is taking an english class in london this july.

• She is taking an English class in London this july.

• She is taking an English class in London this July.

• She is taking an english class in London this July.

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• There are a lot of women in the class.

• There are a lot of womans in the class.

• There are much woman in the class.

• There are lots of womans in the class.

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• Is there an hotel near here? Yes, there are a few.

• Is there a hotel near here? Yes, there are a few.

• Is there a hotel near here? Yes, there are few.

• Is there an hotel near here? Yes, there're a few.

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• There are many japanese tourists in the vatican.

• There are many Japanese tourists in the vatican.

• There are much Japanese tourists in the Vatican.

• There are many Japanese tourists in the Vatican.

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• Can I have some milk?

• Can I have some milks?

• Can I have any milk?

• Can I have any milks?

Choose the sentence which is grammatically correct:

• There are many partys in August.

• There are much partys in august.

• There are many parties in August.

• There are many parties in august.

Look at the picture and write a description of it using the vocabulary already learnt in this unit (nouns).