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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted with numbers, like one cat or two tables. Uncountable nouns refer to abstract ideas or qualities that cannot be counted, like tea, rice, or bread. It also covers the uses of "there is" and "there are" with singular and plural nouns as well as countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it discusses the structures and uses of "how many" and "how much" when asking about quantities.

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted with numbers, like one cat or two tables. Uncountable nouns refer to abstract ideas or qualities that cannot be counted, like tea, rice, or bread. It also covers the uses of "there is" and "there are" with singular and plural nouns as well as countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it discusses the structures and uses of "how many" and "how much" when asking about quantities.

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    Countable and Uncountable Nouns

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. Countable nouns can be counted with numbers, like one cat or two tables. Uncountable nouns refer to abstract ideas or qualities that cannot be counted, like tea, rice, or bread. It also covers the uses of "there is" and "there are" with singular and plural nouns as well as countable and uncountable nouns. Finally, it discusses the structures and uses of "how many" and "how much" when asking about quantities.

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    COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

    THE COUNTABLE NOUNS ARE THOSE THAT CAN BE COUNTED


    WITH NUMBERS
    ONE CAT
    TWO TABLES
    THE UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS REFER TO THINGS THAT WE CAN´T
    COUNT, THEY CAN IDENTIFY FOR ABSTRACT IDEAS OR QUALITIES
    TEA
    RICE
    BREAD
    A CUP OF TEA
    TWO CUPS OF TEA
    A PIECE OF BREAD.

    THERE IS – THERE ARE


    THERE IS= HAY
    THERE ARE = HAY
    THERE IS: IS USED TO SINGULAR NOUNS. WE WILL US THERE IS FOR A SINGL
    THING. WE´LL ALSO USE IT FOR UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.

    THERE IS A BED = HAY UNA CAMA


    THERE IS RICE = HAY ARROZ

    THERE ARE: WE WILL USE IT FOR THE PLURAL


    THERE ARE THREE CARS PARKED OUTSIDE THE HOUSE. = HAY TRES CARROS
    APARCADOS FUERA DE LA CASA.

    THERE = ALLÍ/ AHÍ


    CUANTOS….?

    HOW MANY – HOW MUCH


    THEY ARE USED TO ASK QUANTITIES OF SOMETHING.
    FOR COUNTABLE NOUNS(PARA COSAS QUE PODEMOS CONTAR)  HOW MANY
    FOR UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS(PARA INCONTABLES) HOW MUCH

    STRUCTURES
    HOW MANY/HOW MUCH +NOUN + ARE THERE?

    HOW MANY CARS ARE THERE? =


    ¿Cuántos carros hay?
    THERE ARE FOUR CARS = HAY 4 CARROS.
    THERE IS ONE CAR = HAY UN CARRO

    HOW MUCH MONEY ARE THERE?


    ¿Cuánto dinero hay?
    THERE ARE $3 .
    THERE IS $1

    HOW MUCH BREAD ARE THERE?


    ¿Cuánto pan hay?
    THERE ARE FIVE PIECES OF BREAD = HAY 5 PIEZAS DE PAN
    THERE IS ONE PIECE OF BREAD = HAY UNA PIEZA DE PAN.
    THERE IS = THERE ARE = HAY
    ARE THERE BANANAS? = ¿HAY PLATANOS?
    YES, THERE ARE= SI, SI HAY
    NO, THERE AREN´T.= NO, NO HAY

    IS THERE MONEY? = HAY DINERO?


    YES, THERE IS= SI, SI HAY
    NO THERE ISN´T.

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