UNIT 4: LESSON 4

UNIT 4 LESSON 4

Let's talk about food

TOPICS

SPEAKING

Activity book -GRAMMAR: page 44

Countable and uncountable nouns

pages:

UNIT 11, pg.198, Ex: I, pg 206.

UNIT 16: pg.286, Ex: H, pg 291.

READING: BREAKFAST

UNIT 16: food: pg. 294

HOW MUCH / HOW MANY?

GAME TIME!°

SELF-STUDY: Listening activity

SPEAKING

MY HOUSE - MY NEIGHBOURHOOD

1.

DO YOU LIVE IN A HOUSE OR IN A FLAT?

2.

IS YOUR HOUSE OR FLAT BIG OR SMALL?

3..

HOW MANY BEDROOMS DOES YOUR HOUSE OR FLAT HAVE?

4.

IS YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD QUIET?

5..

IS YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFE AT NIGHT?

6.

IS THERE A HOSPITAL NEARBY?

FOOD

COUNTABLE NOUNS:

uncountable

countable

Things you can count: a tomatoe, an apple , three oranges, some cookies, any apples, no carrots, a lot of cookies.

Potatoes

PRONUNCIATION

There is only an egg in the fridge. There are three tomatoes. There are no mushrooms.(negative) There aren't any sausages. (negative)

Examples:

PRONUNCIATION

Tomatoes

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Things you can NOT count: some sugar, any sugar, no sugar, a lot of sugar

There is some coffee. (affirmative) There isn't any sugar. (negative) There's no milk in the fridge.(negative) Is there any sugar? (interrogative) There's a lot of cheese.(affirmative)

Examples:

READING: Breakfast around the world

What do you have breakfast?

I have a ...........for breakfast. I have some ........ I don't have a / an / any ....... I have a lot of ....

HOW MUCH...? / HOW MANY ....?

Ask and answer questions

A: How much sugar do you eat?

(uncountable, plural)

B: I eat a lot of sugar. I eat some sugar. I don't eat any sugar. I eat no sugar.

A: How many sweets do you eat?

(countable, plural)

B: I eat a lot of sweets. I eat some sweets. I don't eat any sweets. I eat no sweets.

GAME TIME!

https://www.liveworksheets.com/w/en/english-second-language-esl/90012

https://wordwall.net/resource/1910611

SELF-STUDY

LISTENING

https://www.liveworksheets.com/fv5566gk

Great job!

See you next class.