Countable & Uncontable Nouns

Let's learn about Countable and Uncountable Nouns

➤Use ‘some’ with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns.  

I’ve got some bananas and some honey. 

➤Use ‘any’ for negatives or questions with countable and uncountable nouns. 

• I haven’t got any oranges or any milk. 
• Have you got any pears or any juice?

➤We use ‘a’ or ‘an’ with singular countable nouns. We put ‘s’ on plural countable nouns. 

➤We don’t use ‘a’ or put ‘s’ on uncountable nouns. 

• I can see a cat.
• There are some dogs.
• I haven’t got any chocolate.
  

 ⏩ Practice - British Council

 ⏩ There is and there are with some/any/a/an

 ⏩ Countable and Uncountable Workbook

 

Countable and uncountable nouns from Ala

 

 

 

My country 2 - Unit 5 - April 27th

Alumn@s 5º - Monday, April,27th

 

Vamos a ver otros dos vídeos explicativos sobre el uso del verbo "to be" en pasado y "there is/are" en pasado. Importante que los veáis completos y prestéis atención.

⏩ 1.- Verb "to be" in the past was/were

⏩ 2.- Verb "there is/are in the past there was/there were

⏩ 3.- Watch the story again: "Tilly and the Tsunami".

A continuación vamos a hacer un ejercio comparando el uso del verbo to be en presente y el uso en pasado.

⏩ 4.- Verb to be present and past activity

Fat Animals: There is/There are - islcollective

What is there on the table?

There is/There are - Liveworksheets

I love my room - there is - there are - Liveworksheets

Places and objects in a house

Lexis and grammar - the house, an interactive worksheet by clarinha
liveworksheets.com

There is/There are - Interactive liveworksheet

There is / are

Practice "There is / are" with these eexercises.