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    The document provides examples of countable nouns in singular and plural forms, uncountable nouns, and how to ask questions using quantifiers like "many", "much", "any", "some", etc. with countable and uncountable nouns. It shows countable nouns can be singular like "an apple" or plural like "two apples", but uncountable nouns don't change form. It also gives sentence structures for asking questions about quantities of nouns, such as "How many carrots do you see?" versus "How much milk do you drink?".

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    The document provides examples of countable nouns in singular and plural forms, uncountable nouns, and how to ask questions using quantifiers like "many", "much", "any", "some", etc. with countable and uncountable nouns. It shows countable nouns can be singular like "an apple" or plural like "two apples", but uncountable nouns don't change form. It also gives sentence structures for asking questions about quantities of nouns, such as "How many carrots do you see?" versus "How much milk do you drink?".

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    SINGULAR PLURAL UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

    COUNTABLE NOUNS COUNTABLE NOUNS


    AN APPLE TWO APPLES LIQUIDS:
    MILK-OIL-COFFEE-WATER
    AN ORANGE TWO ORANGES CREAM
    YOGURT-SHAMPOO-HONEY-JAM

    AN EGG THREE EGGS SUBSTANCES


    MEAT- BREAD- RICE-SUGAR- CHEESE
    -BUTTER

    A BANANA FOUR BANANAS GROUPS


    MUSIC-FOOD-SPACE-FRUIT-ETC
    A CARROT FIVE CARROTS
    SINGULAR

    there is a banana
    there isn’t a banana
    Is there a banana in the fridge? Yes, there is
    No there isn’t

    PLURAL

    there are some bananas


    there aren’t any bananas
    Are there any bananas in the Yes, there are
    fridge? No there aren’t
    UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

    there is some yougurt


    there isn’t any yougurt
    Is there any yougurt in the fridge? Yes, there is
    No there isn’t
    Countable Nouns

    tomatoes vegetables a croissant biscuits sausages


    olives eggs an apple

    Uncountable Nouns

    meat bread tea fish toast orange juice


    soup cereal milk yogurt

    fruit sugar
    any
    a any
    some any
    some any
    some any
    some

    some

    some

    any

    some
    any

    any
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    chocolate crisps cheese butter biscuits

    sweets honey
    fizzy drink

    chips

    burger
    cake lamb
    one
    hips
    utter
    am
    heese
    iscuits
    sweet
    How many + plural ?
    Carrots-peppers,
    Pigs-rabbits-ducks-
    tomatoes,lettuces,
    cows-sheep-goats-
    cucumbers
    hens
    Howmany
    How manycarrots
    pigs dodo
    you see
    you ??
    see
    How
    How many
    many rabbits
    peppersdodoyou
    yousee ?
    see
    How?many ducks do you see ?

    Juice, milk, tea, bread,


    How much + uncountable jam
    noun? How much bread do you
    eat?
    How much sugar do you
    eat?
    Complete the sentences with your own ideas
    I don’t drink much ____________.
    At home I eat a lot of _______________.
    Peruvian people eat much_______.
    Peruvian people drink much____________.
    Many + Much +
    plural uncountable

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