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    Lesson 6

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    This document contains a grammar lesson with multiple parts: - Part 1 provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns - Part 2 contains exercises on using "how many" and "how much" - Part 3 is exercises on using "a/an" and "some" - Part 4 contains exercises on using "much" and "many" - Part 5 contains true/false grammar questions - Part 6 contains exercises identifying correct grammar in sentences - Part 7 provides a reading comprehension passage with multiple errors to identify The document focuses on countable vs uncountable nouns and other grammar concepts like articles, plurals, and quantities. It provides various exercises to practice these grammar rules.

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    This document contains a grammar lesson with multiple parts: - Part 1 provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns - Part 2 contains exercises on using "how many" and "how much" - Part 3 is exercises on using "a/an" and "some" - Part 4 contains exercises on using "much" and "many" - Part 5 contains true/false grammar questions - Part 6 contains exercises identifying correct grammar in sentences - Part 7 provides a reading comprehension passage with multiple errors to identify The document focuses on countable vs uncountable nouns and other grammar concepts like articles, plurals, and quantities. It provides various exercises to practice these grammar rules.

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    This document contains a grammar lesson with multiple parts: - Part 1 provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns - Part 2 contains exercises on using "how many" and "how much" - Part 3 is exercises on using "a/an" and "some" - Part 4 contains exercises on using "much" and "many" - Part 5 contains true/false grammar questions - Part 6 contains exercises identifying correct grammar in sentences - Part 7 provides a reading comprehension passage with multiple errors to identify The document focuses on countable vs uncountable nouns and other grammar concepts like articles, plurals, and quantities. It provides various exercises to practice these grammar rules.

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    Lesson 6

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    This document contains a grammar lesson with multiple parts: - Part 1 provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns - Part 2 contains exercises on using "how many" and "how much" - Part 3 is exercises on using "a/an" and "some" - Part 4 contains exercises on using "much" and "many" - Part 5 contains true/false grammar questions - Part 6 contains exercises identifying correct grammar in sentences - Part 7 provides a reading comprehension passage with multiple errors to identify The document focuses on countable vs uncountable nouns and other grammar concepts like articles, plurals, and quantities. It provides various exercises to practice these grammar rules.

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    Lesson 7

    Grammar practice
    • 1. milk →
    • 2. room →
    • 3. butter →
    • 4. song →
    • 5. music →
    • 6. minute →
    • 7. tea →
    • 8. child →
    • 9. key →
    Use “How many” or “How much”.

    1. _________ stars are there in the sky?


    2. __________ people live on islands?
    3. __________ birds are there?
    4. __________water is in the ocean?
    5. ______________money is in a bank?
    6. _____________countries are there in the world?
    7. ____________bread is eaten per day?
    8. ____________ bones are there in the human body?
    9. ___________ sand is in the deserts?
    10.______________ information is on the internet?
    Write the correct word a / an or some

    1. I have __________good idea.


    2. That’s __________ interesting job!
    3. They have found _________ gold in that old mine.
    4. Do the Smiths have _____________ yellow van?
    5. Look! He's having ___________ sandwiches.
    6. He always likes __________ piece of chocolate.
    7. I have _________ homework to do for tomorrow.
    8. There's _________nice girl in the red car.
    9. Would you like _________ milk with your cookies?
    10.How about _________ grapes?
    Use “much” or “many”

    1. There isn't ___________milk left in the fridge.


    2.You shouldn't eat so __________ sweets.
    3. My friend doesn't eat __________ fruit.
    4. I don't have ________ time to practice basketball.
    5. There aren't __________ people in the shops today?
    1. All of the food (was/were) good.
    2. The menu had (much/few) changes.
    3. I can’t meet you today. I have too (much/ many) work6
    4. I’d like two cups of (coffee/coffees), please6
    5. There (is/are) a lot of (pollutions/pollution) in the world today.
    6. Jenny met Tanya and Joseph at the airport and gave a flower to
    (each/all) of them.
    7. I have a (little/few) milk left in my glass.
    8. There isn’t (many/much) butter on your head.
    9. I watched several (childs/children) play with their toys.

    10. You have (any/some) beautiful (cactus/cacti) in your garden.

    11. Measles (makes/make) children very sick.

    12. There isn’t (any/some) steak in the freezer.

    13. That pair of pants (looks/look) nice on you.

    14. How did I know there are two (trains stations/ train stations)?

    15. We need a few good (idea/ideas) right now.

    16. (Nancy’s house/the house of Nancy) is beautiful.

    17. (Little/Few) people like the new boss.


    18. You can buy tickets from (any/some) students.
    19. Don’t play those drums! You make too (many/much) noise.
    20. The (wifes/wives) played tennis while their husbands played golf.
    21. The (accident’s cause/cause of the accident) was unknown.
    22. I think I ate too (much/many) cheese!
    23.Our boss sends us about 20 (memorandum/memoranda) everyday.
    24. I need to do (any/some) laundry. I don’t have (any/some) clean socks
    to wear.
    25. Each one of my friends (is/are) on vacation. I need (a little/few)
    time off too!
    1. That _____ clothing store has a lot of nice things.
    A. woman’s
    B. women’s
    C. woman
    D. women
    2. That’s _______ new house.
    A. Jackie and Mike
    B. Jackie and Mikes’
    C. Jackie’s and Mike’s
    D. Jackie and Mike’s
    3. She has a ______ .
    A. nine years old son
    B. nine year-old son
    C. son nine year old
    D. nine-year-old son
    4. He doesn’t eat _______ .
    A. any meat
    B. some meat
    C. of meat
    D. few meat
    5. _______ student must take the test.
    A. All
    B. All of
    C. Every
    D. Every one of
    6. At first, she was lonely because she had _____ friends in
    class.
    A. a few
    B. few
    C. little
    D. a little
    7. How ______ eggs do you need?
    A. much
    B. more
    C. little
    D. many
    8. He wears ______ all the time.
    A. a jeans
    B. a jean
    C. a pair of jean
    D. jeans
    9. There are ______ in that field.
    A. some sheep
    B. some sheeps
    C. sheeps
    D. many sheeps
    10. This ______ classes are difficult.
    A. year’s
    B. years’
    C. years
    D. a year’s
    1. I need a few milk and some flour for this recipe, but I don’t have any.
    a b c d
    2. The women and children of this culture cover their hairs and paint
    a b c
    designs on their hands and feet on special occasions.
    d
    3. Physic is Chris’s favorite subject, so he’s going to work on a two year research
    a b c
    project.
    4. We have few time to make any corrections in a thirty-minute essay exam.
    a b c d
    5. Babies grow their first teeth when they are six months old and keep them until they
    a b c
    are seven or eight-years-olds.
    d
    6. Today’s news is interesting because two persons have discovered
    a b c
    a new bacterium that helps humans.
    d
    7. There are so much dictionaries at King’s bookstore that you will
    a b c
    find one without any problems.
    d
    8. In next semester class schedule, the economics class I want is at the
    a b c
    same time as the mathematics class.
    d
    9. There is a lot of dirt and dusts here because of all the traffic and
    a b c construction outside.
    10. The chief cause of this city’s pollution is unleaded gasolines.
    a b c d

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