1HTC Week 51 Les 1 (Unit 3.2 Grammar;quantifiers)

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Week 51: lesson 1 (Unit 3.2 Grammar; quantifiers)

Is this sentence correct?

Can I have a banana?

Answer

CORRECT

Is this sentence correct?

Can I have a money?

Answer

INCORRECT

Correct sentence: 

"Can I have some money?"

Is this sentence correct?

Would you like a coffee?

Answer

CORRECT

Is this sentence correct?

Would you like a water?

Answer

INCORRECT

Correct sentence:

"Would you like some water?"

Homework

Unit 3.1 ex. 4 + 6-9

Vocabulary Booster 2.1 (p.116)

 ex. 1-5

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Last lesson

You can use words from unit 3.1. to talk about healthy lifestyles

Question:

What does "variety" mean?

This lesson

You can use quantifiers to talk about food

Question:

What are "quantifiers"?

Lesson goals

Lesson plan

1. Countable/uncountable nouns

2. Grammar Animation

3. Practice with exercises

4. Check answers

5. Did we achieve our lesson goals?

Do you remember the sentences from the beginning?

So why were these last sentences incorrect?

1. Can I have a money?

2. Do you like a music?

Answer

Because "money" and "music" are UNCOUNTABLE  nouns

Countable nouns

Deze woorden kan je tellen.

Je kan er dus een nummer voor zetten en ze hebben een meervoudsvorm, bijvoorbeeld: one banana, two bananas, three bananas, etc..

Copy this from the board!

Uncountable nouns 

Deze woorden kan je NIET tellen.

Je kan er dus géén nummer voor zetten en ze hebben géén meervoudsvorm

We kunnen dus niet zeggen: one music, two                               rice, three milk, etc..

Copy this from the board!

Now look at the following sentences and the underlined words

Are the underlined words countable or uncountable nouns?

Countable or uncountable?

Do you have some time for me?

Answer

Uncountable

(You cannot say; do you have some times for me?)

Countable or uncountable?

They eat sausages all the time.

Answer

Countable

(They can eat 1,2,3 and more sausages)

Countable or uncountable?

We ate a lot of food.

Answer

Uncountable

(You cannot say; we ate a lot of foods)

Countable or uncountable?

Are you eating those beans?

Answer

Countable

( You can say: are you eating a bean, two beans, three beans, etc..)

Countable or uncountable?

I don't have any money.

Answer

Uncountable

(You cannot say; I don't have any monies)

Unit 3.2 Grammar animation

Go to p. 36 of your book 

We'll  watch the grammar animation video about quantifiers first. After that, do ex.1-5

Unit 3.2 Quantifiers

Now do 

exercise 2-5

  

You have 15 minutes & 

you work alone 

Finished early?

Go to Grammar Booster (p.136)

Do ex. 1-4

How did it go?

Any questions?

Let's check together.

Lesson goals:

You can use quantifiers to talk about food

Question:

What are "quantifiers"?

Homework :

Unit 3.2 ex. 2-5

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