Презентация "Countable/Uncountable nouns" (модуль 8, урок 8А УМК "Spotlight 5"

Spotlight 5 Module 8, Lesson 8a

Countable / Uncountable nouns

by O.V.Sklyarova

Make up sentences with the following phrases.

dress up

have street parades

decorate the house

light bonfires

cook special dish

exchange gifts

have a family dinner

Celebration: Thanksgiving Day

Country: Canada, the USA

Date: Canadians celebrate in October, Americans in November

Food: turkey, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, sweet pumpkin pie

Activities: parades, family dinners

Celebration: Holi

Country: Northern India

Date: in late February or early March

Food: rice and fish, potato pies

Activities: dress up, light fires, paint faces

Celebration: Banana festival

Country: the Philippines

Date: in late March or early April

Food: banana dishes

Activities: dress up in banana costumes, dance in the streets

Celebration: Chuseok

Country: Korea

Date: between August and October

Food: sweet rice cake, fresh fruit

Activities: dress up

What's this?

It’s a pen.

Can you count pens?

Yes, we can.

There're three pen s .

a pen

pens

countable

No, we can't.

Can we count the water?

water

uncountable

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

a bread

a milk

water s

two sugar s

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

a / an, some

……… . bread and ………. milk

……… . cheese

……… . butter

……… .lemons

……… .egg

……… .orange

……… .sandwich

……… .carrots

……… .cherry

Fill in: a , an , some

Mike often has …..egg for breakfast. Maya always has …..milk on her cereal. Ann eats …..apple a day. Tom likes bread with …..butter. I sometimes have …..banana for lunch.