Food

words under the correct basket: apple, salad, bread, egg, rice, water, banana, milkshake, pasta, melon, orange
countable uncountable





VII. Practising Grammar(Countable/Uncountable Nouns):
We must be sure weve got everything we need for holiday supper. And our grammar rules will help us.
Letssay when we usea, an,some there are…there is… How much. . . . ? How many . . . . ?


We use:
"a" with noun we can count that begin with a consonant (Example: a pear)
"an" with noun we can count that begin with a vowel (Example: an orange)
"some" with noun we cannot count (Example: some milk)
there are… with countable nouns like fruit and vegetables
there is… with uncountable nouns like milk and chocolate.
How much . . . . ? uncountable nouns
For example: How much coffee do you drink?
How many . . . . ? countable nouns
For example: How many cups of coffee do you drink?
Practising :
1) Look at the pictures and say a/an/some:
1 . . . . butter
2 . . . . apple
3 . . . . egg
4 . . . . biscuit

5 . . . . milk
6 . . . . orange

Writing:
- Lets see what do we have in our fridge now. Work with cards.
-Look at the picture and write sentences as in the example:
Apples?. Are there any apples? Yes, there are some apples
Eggs? …………………………………………….
Meat? …………………………………………….
Butter? …………………………………………….
Milk? …………………………………………….
Tomatoes? …………………………………………
Oranges? …………………………………………
Juice? …………………………………………….
Lemons? …………………………………………


And so, there are many different fruit and vegetable in your fridges. I am sure your mums will be pleased!
VIII. Relaxation: Its time to