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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using count and noncount nouns. It contains examples of nouns labeled as either count or noncount. Students are asked to identify count and noncount nouns in sentences and choose the correct determiner (a, an, some) for different types of nouns. The exercises focus on distinguishing between singular count, plural count, and noncount nouns.

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using count and noncount nouns. It contains examples of nouns labeled as either count or noncount. Students are asked to identify count and noncount nouns in sentences and choose the correct determiner (a, an, some) for different types of nouns. The exercises focus on distinguishing between singular count, plural count, and noncount nouns.

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    The document provides examples and exercises to practice using count and noncount nouns. It contains examples of nouns labeled as either count or noncount. Students are asked to identify count and noncount nouns in sentences and choose the correct determiner (a, an, some) for different types of nouns. The exercises focus on distinguishing between singular count, plural count, and noncount nouns.

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    Exercise 2. Noun practice.

    ·
    Directions: look at the italicized words. Underline
    the noun. Is it count or noncount?
    l. He sits on a chair. count noncount
    count
    2. He sits on -furniture. noncount
    3. She has a coin. count noncount
    4. She has some money. count noncount
    5. The street is full of traffic. count noncount
    6. There are a lot of cars in the street, count noncount
    7. I know a fact about bees. count noncount
    8. I have some information about bees. count noncount
    9. The teacher gives us homework. count noncount
    l O. We have an assignment. count noncount
    11. I like music. count noncount
    12. Would you like some coffee? count noncount
    13. Our school has a library. count noncount
    14. We are learning new vocabulary every day count noncount
    15. I need some advice. Count noncount
    16. Tom has a good Job. Count noncount
    17. He likes his work Count noncount
    18. Maria wears a lot of bracelets Count noncount

    Exercise 3: Let's talk: small groups.


    Directions: Work in small groups. List the noncount nouns.
    Toen find the count nouns that are close in meaning. Use
    a/an with the count nouns.

    NONCOUNT COUNT

    1. Mail letter
    2. Advice assignment
    3. Forniture bracelet
    4. Homework cloud
    5. Money coin
    6. Information desk
    7. Jewelry fact
    8. Music song
    9. Weather suggestion
    10. Work
    EXERCISE 7. Noun practlce.
    Directions: Look at the noun and circle the correct word (a; an, or some). Then
    decide if the noun is singular count, plural count, or noncount.

    Sing. Count Pl. count Noncount

    1. a an some letters
    √
    2. a an some mail √
    3. a an some letter √
    4. a an some table √
    5. a an some tables √
    6. a an some furniture √
    7. a an some car √
    8. a an some automobiles √
    9. a an some buses √
    10. a an some traffic √
    11. a an some advice √
    12. a an some egg √
    A desk= a singular count noun

    Some desks= a plural count noun

    An a singular count noun

    Some a
    plural count noun
    An excersice= a singular
    count noun
    Some excersices= a plural
    count noun

    Some mail= a count noun

    A letter= a singular count noun

    some some= a noncount noun

    an apple= a singular count noun

    some a noncount noun

    a a singular count noun

    some a noncount noun

    some water= a count noun noun


    Music

    Flowers

    Information

    Jewelry

    Children

    Homework

    Advice

    Suggestion

    Help

    Sandwiches

    Animals

    Bananas
    Fruit

    Weather

    Pictures

    Rice

    Bean

    I have some coins in my pocket

    None

    None

    There are some cars on Main Street

    None

    None

    None

    None

    There are a dictionaries on the shelf

    None

    There are a flowers from my garden

    None

    I need some apple for the fruit salad


    The soup needs some potatos and some salt

    A piece of / a loaf of
    A bottle of/ a glass of
    A cup of/ a bag of
    A piece of/ a bag of

    A bowl of
    A piece of
    A bottle of/ a cup of

    A bowl of
    A bag of
    I want to visit many cities united
    estates and Canada
    I don’t put much sugar in my coffee

    I have many questions to ask you

    They don’t have much


    furniture
    You can see much people at the zoo on Sunday

    Dick doesn’t get much mail

    Chicago has many skycrapers

    Mary is lazy. She doesn’t do much work


    I don’t drink much coffee

    Jeff is a friendly person. He has many friends

    Do you usually buy much fruit at the market?

    Does Andy drink much coffee?


    Do you write many letters?

    Many

    Much

    Much

    Much

    Many

    Much

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