Выполнила: Амбарцумова Анна Павловна Учитель английского языка МОУ «КСОШ№1» город Кингисепп 2011.

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Выполнила: Амбарцумова Анна Павловна Учитель английского языка МОУ «КСОШ№1» город Кингисепп 2011

СOUNTABLE NOUNS СOUNTABLE NOUNS are things that we can count. one dog two dogs

A DOG IS AN ANIMAL. We can use the indefinite article a/an with countable nouns:

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS We cannot "count"UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS flour meat

A BOTTLE OF WATER We can say a something of, some and any: I've got some money.

Insert a, an or some. … meat,...orange,... chocolate,... jam.... butter,... leaves,... soup,... egg,... coffee,... elephant,... milk,... cups,... lemons,... doll,... sand, … giraffe,... bus, … telephone, … window, … hockey,… pencil, … sheep, ….robot, …chocolate, … door, … sugar, … salt, … radio, … bread, … nurse, … music, …lady, … dog, … water,... flower, … butter.

Name the nouns with appropriate names of containers. marmalade, beer, pie, bread, coffee, chocolate, milk(x2), juice(x2), soup, fish, a tin of, a loaf of, a slice of, a jug of, a glass of, a cup of, a bottle of, a tin of, a packet of, a carton of, a jar of, a bar of, a can of, a piece of

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