'Uncountable noun' diaporamas de présentation

The Noun

The Noun. Lecture 4. The noun is a class of words denoting entity (a separate unit that is complete and has its own characteristics). The noun is the central nominative word class. A typical noun has sense the inherent meaning of the noun.

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Unit 8:

Unit 8:. CELEBRATIONS. LANGUAGE FOCUS. OVERVIEW. Pronunciation /fl/ - /fr/ - / ?r / Grammar: Pronouns one(s), someone, no one, anyone, everyone. PRONUNCIATION. /fl/ /fr/ / ?r /. flower. fly. fry. fruit. threatened. three. Practise reading aloud this sentences.

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Countable & Uncountable nouns

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Md.Zulfikar Ali Asst. Teacher Jamira Bazar Asmotia School& College

Md.Zulfikar Ali Asst. Teacher Jamira Bazar Asmotia School& College. Presented by. Class-VI. Sub-English Grammar Time-50 minutes. After this lesson the SS will able to learn----------------. What is noun &classification of noun.

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a lot of = much&many

a lot of = much&many. We use a lot of for both countable and uncountable nouns. a lot of food a lot of coffee a lot of milk a lot of sugar a lot of money. a lot of friends a lot of people a lot of shops a lot of photographs a lot of bananas.

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TIME OUT

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Supermarket

Supermarket. A-Z game. A :. Apple. B :. Banana. Bacon. Supermarket. Quantity. much, many, a few, a little, a lot of. Much & Many. How _____ apples do I have? How _____ rice do I have? Much & Many. many. much. Much & Many. How _____ water do I have?

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WELCOME

WELCOME. To . English Class. Presentation . For Students of Class- vi. By-. Fardoushi Ara. Learning out come. 1.They will be able to say kinds of vitamins . 2.They will be able to say about disease . 3.They will be able to say many kind fruits and vegetables.

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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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Quantity and Degree Words

Quantity and Degree Words. Section 9. All, almost all of, most of and some of. All. Almost all of. Most of. Some of. All the computers are new. All + the + Plural-countable noun All the water is in the glass. All + the + uncountable noun All of them are here.

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Subject-verb agreement Expert System

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Reading 10 mins

Reading 10 mins. Lesson objectives. 1)Learn about nouns 2) Recognise alliteration. Outcomes. All will understand and recognise various types of nouns,. a noun. is a person, place or thing . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZcka8Zg-uc. Write down any nouns you hear.

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COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE. COMPARATIVE. INFERIORITY SIMILARITY SUPERIORITY. INFERIOTITY (menos.......que). LESS + ADJECTIVE/ADVERB (+ THAN ) Mary is less attractive than Susan LESS + PLURAL/UNCOUNTABLE NOUN (+ THAN ) I have less cars than you

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Too much, too many

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COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE. COMPARATIVE. INFERIORITY SIMILARITY SUPERIORITY. INFERIOTITY (menos.......que). LESS + ADJECTIVE/ADVERB (+ THAN ) Mary is less attractive than Susan LESS + PLURAL/UNCOUNTABLE NOUN (+ THAN ) I have less cars than you

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QUANTIFIERS

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Countable and Uncountable

Countable and Uncountable. By Ngan. GRAMMAR POINT. There are different kinds of nouns. For some nouns, you can see them but you add s to them when there are more than one. These are called countable nouns.

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The Christmas tree has a present.

The Christmas tree has a present. Wrong! Right! Three is a present under the Christmas tree. Wrong! This box has some sweets. Right! There are some sweets in this box. Wrong! The glass has no water. Right! There is no water in the glass. Wrong! The table has some candles. Right!

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