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    GI1 GR Grammar Extension Unit 5

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns, and the use of quantifiers like "much", "many", and "a lot of" with different nouns. It provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns in sentences. It then has exercises for students to complete sentences using quantifiers correctly based on whether the nouns are countable or uncountable.

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    This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns, and the use of quantifiers like "much", "many", and "a lot of" with different nouns. It provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns in sentences. It then has exercises for students to complete sentences using quantifiers correctly based on whether the nouns are countable or uncountable.

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    5 Grammar extension

    Countable / Uncountable a lot of / much / many


    nouns 3 Complete the sentences with much, many,
    or a lot of and the words in parentheses.
    1 Underline the nouns in the sentences. Are they
    C (countable) or U (uncountable)? There aren’t many apples . (apples)
    Ella had some cereal for breakfast. 1 There isn’t . (chocolate)
    U 2 We have . (bread)
    1 We need two eggs for this recipe. 3 There are . (eggs)
    4 We don’t have . (cookies)
    2 Do we have any milk? 5 There’s . (milk)
    6 Jack doesn’t eat . (carrots)
    3 My brother loves chocolate.

    4 Mom put a cookie in my lunch box. How much …? / How many …?


    4 Write questions with How much or How many.
    5 I don’t like yogurt. ham / she put / in her sandwich?
    How much ham does she put in her sandwich ?
    6 It’s good to drink a lot of water every day. 1 toast / you eat / for breakfast?
    ?
    7 Oh no! We forgot to buy cheese.
    ?
    2 eggs / you need?
    8 Who ate all the potato chips?
    ?
    9 I usually have an apple at lunch. ?
    3 milk / you have / on your cereal?
    ?
    ?
    some / any 4 bananas / we have?
    ?
    2 Complete the sentences with a, an, some, or any. ?
    I have some apples in my bag. 5 cookies / he eat / every day?
    1 This morning, I only had banana for ?
    breakfast.
    ?
    2 Is there cheese?
    3 Please can I have cookie?
    4 There are oranges on the table.
    5 Is there orange juice in the refrigerator,
    Grandpa?
    6 My cousin Brandon has egg for breakfast
    every day.
    7 There isn’t milk.
    8 There is ham in the refrigerator.

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    5
    a little / a few Got it?
    5 Complete the sentences with the words in 7 Correct the mistakes in the sentences.
    the box. I have any potato chips for you.
    I have some potato chips for you.
    few ​ham ​little ​lot ​many ​potatoes ​some
    1 How many toast do you have for breakfast?
    We don’t have much ham .
    1 We only have a eggs. 2 There’s a few milk in the refrigerator.
    2 Can I have a milk, please?
    3 I’m sorry, there aren’t apples. 3 We need much cheese for this recipe.
    4 There’s a of soda in the refrigerator.
    5 We need potato chips. 4 We don’t have no eggs.
    6 It’s OK. I only need a few .
    5 How many chocolate do you eat?
    6 Complete the dialogue by adding one word in
    each space.
    6 There are a little cookies in the kitchen.
    A I’m going shopping. What do we need?
    B Oh, we need some bananas. And we don’t 7 I eat many oranges.
    have 1 apples. Josh ate the last one this
    morning.
    8 I eat a apple every day.
    A OK. I can get 2 apples. Do we have
    3
    cheese?
    B Yes, we have 4 cheese. But can you get a
    5
    more? I need it for our pizza tonight.
    A OK. What else?
    B Can you get a 6 potatoes, please?
    I don’t have 7
    here – only two or three.
    A OK. And carrots?
    B We don’t need 8 . We have a 9
    of carrots here.
    A Anything else?
    B Oh, can you get 10 soda?
    A Yes. How 11 do you want?
    B Oh, a lot! I’m really thirsty today!
    A OK. See you later!

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