ESCUELA DE EDUCACIÓN SUPERIOR TÉCNICA

PROFESIONAL PNP
HN.CAP.PNP. ALIPIO PONCE VÁSQUEZ
PUENTE PIEDRA - LIMA

Idioma Extranjero II
PROFESSOR: Kety Rosa Mendoza Castañeda
Puente Piedra – Perú
2022
 Date: November 24th , 2022.

Good afternoon !
OBJECTIVE:

By the end of the lesson, students will be

able to know about countable and
uncountable nouns using quantifiers a, an
some, and any.
Would you like to drink some water ?
click the right word to complete the sentence

any some

a a(n)

milk

some
Would you like ______cheese ?
 I don’t I’d love
have any some
money... pizza...
 Some Any
We use some in We use any in
positive sentences negative sentences

I need to buy some bananas. I don’t need any oranges.

She brought some pencils. He didn’t bring any books.
 Interrogative
We use any in questions:

Did they make any mistakes?

Do you have any money?

Have you seen anything strange?

But we use some when we offer
things…

Would you like something to

drink?

… and when we ask for things.

Could you lend me some money?

LET´S REVIEW:
A / AN / SOME / ANY
Type of sentence Countable Uncountable

+ We need an apple some butter

some apples some milk

- We don’t need a tomato any rice

any tomatoes any sugar

? Do we need a tomato? any rice?

any tomatoes? any sugar?
2. Fill the gaps with a/an/some/any and match the sentences to the pictures.

1
an any
any some
a any
some some
any some
any some
some any

2
 any coffee. I don’t need ________.
I won’t buy ________ any
some vegetables: _______
But I need _________ some lettuce, ______
some
some cucumbers.
potatoes, ________
I don’t want to buy _______thing
any I don’t really need. I can’t
waste ________
anymoney.
And you? Are you going to buy ______thing?
any
 Read, review & solve the exercises
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 METACOGNITION

A. Was the class interesting and useful?

B. What did you learn?
C. Can you explain what you have just
learned ?
D. Can you apply this knowledge in
your job as a police officer?
YOU HAVE FINISHED
THIS LESSON
SUCCESSFULLY.
CONGRATULATIONS!