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English Monday the 15th of February 2021

Today's programme

- Check page 84-85

- Repeat unit 6 grammar & vocab

- Practise writing skills --> an invitation

Grammar in context p 84–85

ex. 1

1 True 2 True 3 True 4 True

ex. 2

1 a lot of

2 much / a lot of

3 a lot of

4 many / a lot of

5 much / a lot of

6 a lot of

ex. 3 - Suggested answers

There’s a lot of orange juice.
There aren’t many bananas.

There are a lot of strawberries.
There aren’t any nuts.

There aren’t many biscuits.
There are some grapes.

There isn’t much lemonade.

ex. 4a

1 How many           2 How many

3 How many          4 How much

ex. 4a

5 How many         6 How much

7 How many         8 How much

ex. 5

1 is 2 isn’t

ex. 6

1 should                   5 shouldn't
2 shouldn’t             6 shouldn't
3 shouldn’t

4 should

ex. 7

2 She should wash her hands.

3 She should open the window.

4 He should move the knife.

5 She should put the ice cream in the

fridge.

6 They shouldn’t play there.

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

Bread

Chips

Crisps

Butter

Phone

Soup

Television

Love

When do we use "a" or "an"?

1. With all singular nouns.
2. With singular countable nouns.
3. With singular uncountable nouns.
4. With all plural nouns.

Which words fits best?
I am going to buy ..... apples.

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
She didn't give him ..... presents.

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
They haven't eaten .... pizza in a while.

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
Would you like ..... drink?

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
Just a second, I will get you ..... water when I'm done.

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
Would you like .... cookie?

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
Barry just bought ..... orange.

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

Which words fits best?
Is there ..... bread left?

1. A
2. An
3. Some
4. Any

When do we use some/any?

Much

Many

Cards

Candles

Cars

Love

Snow

Sunlight

Balloons

Information

Cookies

Rain

Much, many, a lot of

--> to talk about big quantities.

■ We often use much & many in negative sentences and questions

■ Much --> uncountable nouns  // Many --> plural countable nouns

■ We use a lot of in affirmative and negative sentences and in questions

What is the difference between
should and shouldn't?

Open your book on page 87

Describe picture 1.

Describe picture 2.

Drag the letter of the invitation to the correct photo.

(exercise 1b)

Picture 1

Picture 2

Invitation A

Invitation B

Invitation C

Do exercises 1c, 2 and 3a

These exercises are on page 87.

Write down your answers.