P1A 17 March 2021

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

P1A - English 

Welcome!

Week eleven

Lesson two/three

Examples

an hour  (we hear our)

an honor (we hear onour)

a university (we hear juniversity)

a uniform (we hear juniform)

a European (we hear jeuropean)

... PIECE OF CAKE

1. A
2. AN

... SNAKE

1. A
2. AN

... UMBRELLA

1. A
2. AN

... YELLOW BIRD

1. A
2. AN

... INSECT

1. A
2. AN

a of an?
..... dog

1. a
2. an

a of an?
..... banana

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... artwork

1. a
2. an

a of an?
..... house

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... uniform

1. a
2. an

a of an?
.... university

1. a
2. an

A

AN

table

house

egg

chicken

island

phone

orange

Now: 

Countable & Uncountable nouns

(telbare woorden en niet-telbare woorden)

Noun
  = Zelfstandig naamwoord (bird, banana, school). 

2 types of nouns:

countable & uncountable

(telbaar & niet telbaar)

Countable:
 we can count the words
1 banana, 2 bananas
1 school, 5 schools

Uncountable: no plural form (geen meervoudsvorm)

Fruit

Water

Chocolate

Countable or uncountable:
Orange (=sinaasappel)

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

Countable or uncountable:
Sugar

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

Countable or uncountable:
Flour

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

Countable or uncountable:
Strawberry

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

Countable or uncountable:
Meat

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

Countable or uncountable:
Mustard

1. Countable
2. Uncountable

SOME / ANY

SOME and ANY both mean:

• enkele
• wat 
• een paar
• geen (in combinatie met NOT)

                                                                           Ik koop elke dag wat snoep in de kantine.

                                                                     Every day I buy some sweets in the canteen.

                                                           Mijn broer mag geen noten eten, hij is allergisch.

                                                                        My brother can't eat any nuts, he's allergic.

SOME / ANY

Some en any have the same meaning, 

but are used in different types of sentences. 

Some is used in affirmative (=bevestigende).

Any is used in questions and negating sentences (sentences with 'not'). 

We need some tomatoes.

Do we need any tomatoes?

Daffy has some money.

Patrick doesn't have any money.

I have ___ apples left.

1. any
2. some

Are there ___ cakes left?

1. any
2. some

He hasn't got ___ time.

1. any
2. some

He has ___ money.

1. some
2. any

Do you want ... lemonade?

1. any
2. some
4. some

Please get me ... coffee!

1. some
2. any

Homework Friday

Make sure you've finished unit 6B SB ex. 5 & 7!

Hand in your answers on itslearning.