Intermediate English
Lesson 7 - Food
Grammar
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- Phrases used with count and noncount nouns
- "Find the Mistake" review activity
Count/Non-count
Count nouns are things that you can count like chairs, apples, and people. Non-count nouns are things that you can't count like liquids and gases or things that are too small to count (like sand). We use different expressions with count and non-count nouns.
Count
To describe quantities
There are a lot.
There are some.
There are a few.
There aren't any.
Questions
Are there any _____?
How many are there?
Non-Count
To describe quantities
There is a lot.
There is some.
There is a little.
There isn't any.
Questions
Is there any _____?
How much is there?
Practice
Answer the questions with expressions to describe the quantity. In some there is more than one possible correct answer.
Fruits
Grains
Dairy
Protein
Instructions
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