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    Lesson 9: Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of countable nouns like car, table, animals, toys, TV, egg, and apple. Uncountable nouns include water, milk, bread, rice, pasta, butter, and meat. Containers can make uncountable nouns countable. Quantifiers are used to talk about quantities with countable nouns using words like many, some, few, a lot of, several, a few. Uncountable nouns use quantifiers like much, some, little, a lot of, lots of. Indefinite pronouns like someone, somebody, something, anywhere, nobody, nothing, nowhere are also discussed.

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of countable nouns like car, table, animals, toys, TV, egg, and apple. Uncountable nouns include water, milk, bread, rice, pasta, butter, and meat. Containers can make uncountable nouns countable. Quantifiers are used to talk about quantities with countable nouns using words like many, some, few, a lot of, several, a few. Uncountable nouns use quantifiers like much, some, little, a lot of, lots of. Indefinite pronouns like someone, somebody, something, anywhere, nobody, nothing, nowhere are also discussed.

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    The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of countable nouns like car, table, animals, toys, TV, egg, and apple. Uncountable nouns include water, milk, bread, rice, pasta, butter, and meat. Containers can make uncountable nouns countable. Quantifiers are used to talk about quantities with countable nouns using words like many, some, few, a lot of, several, a few. Uncountable nouns use quantifiers like much, some, little, a lot of, lots of. Indefinite pronouns like someone, somebody, something, anywhere, nobody, nothing, nowhere are also discussed.

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    Lesson 9

    Countable and
    Uncountable nouns
    Countable Uncountable nouns
    nouns
    + Car + Water
    + Table + Milk
    + Animals + Bread
    + Toys + Rice
    + TV + Pasta
    + Egg + Butter
    + Apple + Meat

    2
    Containers
    They can transform an uncountable
    noun in countable
    e.g. glass of water / cup of coffee / glass of milk /
    loaf of bread / slice of bread / bottle of juice

    3
    Quantifiers
    Is a word or phrase used to talk about
    quantities

    4
    Countable nouns : Quantifiers
    + Many + Some + Few
    + A lot of + Several + A few
    + Lots of

    5
    Uncountable nouns : Quantifiers
    + Much + Some + Little
    + A lot of + A little
    + Lots of

    6
    Do It Yourself!

    + Many + Much

    + A lot of + A little

    + Some + A few

    7
    How many x How
    much?
    … are there? … is there?
    … do they cost? … does it cost?

    8
    Indefinite Pronouns
    People Things Places

    Someone Somewher
    Some Somebody Something
    e
    Anyone
    Any Anybody
    Anything Anywhere

    No one
    No Nobody
    Nothing Nowhere

    Everyone Everywhe
    Every Everybody Everything
    re

    9
    Some ? *
    Any ? *

    + I eat some pasta - I don’t eat any pasta / There isn’t any pasta
    ? Can I have some pasta? ? Is there any pasta in your house?
    ? Would you like some pasta? *Anybody here is happy
    *orders / offers

    No Every
    - I eat no pasta / There is no pasta Is everybody happy?
    Everybody dance now

    10
    It’s time to practice!

    11
    Homework!
    Bring me next class!

    12

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