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    Unit 8: THE WITCHES KITCHEN (Grammar)

    Lesson 2

    There are some onions.

    There is a/an/some+ SINGULAR noun


    a/an+ COUNTABLE noun
    some+ UNCOUNTABLE noun

    There arent any + PLURAL noun

    How many+ COUNTABLE noun+ are there?

    How many potatoes are there?


    There arent any potatoes.

    How many children are there?

    Theres a banana.

    There arent any apples.

    How many teachers are there?

    Theres an egg.

    There arent any bananas.

    COUNTABLE NOUNS

    Theres some chocolate.

    Is there any+ SING


    noun?
    Are there any+
    PLURAL noun?

    cake
    egg
    cup
    strawberry
    tomatoe
    sausage
    banana

    There isnt any+ SINGULAR noun

    Yes, there is.


    No, there isnt.
    Yes, there are.
    No, there arent.

    There isnt any water.


    Lesson 4
    There isnt any sugar.
    There isnt any coffee.

    How much+ UNCOUNTABLE noun+ is


    there?

    There are some+ PLURAL noun


    How much flour is there?
    There are some sweets.

    How much chocolate is there?

    There are some chocolate cakes.

    How much water is there?

    UNCOUNTABLE
    NOUNS
    chocolate
    milk
    honey
    coffee
    ice cream
    juice
    flour

    Unit 8: THE WITCHES KITCHEN (Grammar)

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