NURSING INSTRUMENTS

PART 2

Esme Anggeriyane, Ns., M. Kep

 Learning Objective
• Students are able to understand about
“countable and countable noun”
• Students are able to understand about
“any, enough, much, many”
• Students are able to answer the questions
of material today
Do you know about
nouns?
• Subject
• Object
• Adverb
Noun
Countable Noun

Uncountable Noun
Countable nouns
Examples of countable nouns
singular plural
 apple apples
 pineapple pineapples
 cucumber cucumbers
 strawberry strawberries
 grape grapes
Uncountable nouns
Examples of uncountable nouns:

 salad dressing
 lettuce
 ham
 water
 milk
SOME AND ANY (Beberapa)
SOME ANY
Possitive sentence for Negative and Interrogative
countable and countable noun sentence for countable and
countable noun
Some + Singular Noun Negative (aren’t) + any +
Some + Countable noun (s/ countable noun(s/es)?
es) Interogative (is/ do) + any +
Uncountable noun
Offer and request
MUCH AND MANY (Banyak)
MUCH
Uncountable noun
Plural noun (without s/ es)
Interrogative sentence
How much + uncountable
noun (singular noun)
Much can also be followed by
the preposition "of" when
the word is followed by
articles (a, an, the),
possessive (your, his, her,
its), or pronoun (them, us,
you)
MANY
Countable noun
Plural noun (s/es)
Interrogative sentence
How many + countable noun
(plural noun s/ es)
Many can also be followed by
the preposition "of" when
the word is followed by
articles (a, an, the),
possessive (your, his, her,
its), or pronoun (them, us,
you)
ENOUGH (Cukup)
ENOUGH
Enough is placed after the adjective (Adjective) or
adverb (Adverb)
Enough is placed before the noun (countable and
countable noun)
The word enough can also be used without putting
nouns or adjectives afterwards.
LET’S TRY TO ANSWER THOSE
QUESTIONS
 Next Meeting
In and around the hospital:
1. Hospital departments/wards.
2. Describing what different hospital
departments/wards do.