Unit 6.2

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo
• Leerjaar 2

Unit 7 - Take Care

Grammar

- Countable and uncountable nouns

- Quantifiers

- Past continuous & past simple

Vocabulary

- Unit 7

Seating Plan: Mavo 2e

Yasser	Jaya
Isabel	Koen
Magdi	Valerie

Benyamin	Inaya	Yentley
Eli	Jelle	Madelief
Delilah	Lenka	Yessica
x		x

Guus	Thibeau
Fabienne	Max P
Lena	Lynde
x	x

DOCENT

Seating Plan: Mavo 2g

Benjamin	Nova
Jesse	x
Laura	Lisa
Yessin	x

Mels	Jack	Damian
Rojin	Dinand	x
x	Dida	Christiaan
Amber	Daniel	Kaan

Lynn	Mees
Tyler	Tijs
Gijs	Luca
Mila	Linus

DOCENT

Seating Plan: Mavo 2g

Benjamin	x
Laura	Daniel
Jesse	Lisa
Yessin	x

Nova	Jack	Damian
Rojin	Dinand	x
x	Dida	Christiaan
Amber	Mels	Kaan

Lynn	Mees
Tyler	Tijs
Gijs	Luca
Mila	Linus

DOCENT

Today: Lesson Goals

• I can explain when to use quantifiers.

• I can write sentences using countable and uncountable nouns.

Countable vs uncountable nouns

Countable nouns - can be counted, e.g. an apple, two apples, three apples, etc

Uncountable nouns - cannot be counted, e.g. air, rice, water, information

- Tip: cannot be expressed in a plural form.

 

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

Quantifiers are adjectives. They goes before a noun to express the quantity of the object.

Quantifiers describe:

- “how much” (uncountable) 

- “how many” (countable) 

there is of a given noun there is.

 

Countable vs uncountable nouns: Quantifiers

.

- Some is used in positive sentences. (+)

- Much, many and any - negative and question sentences. (-) (?)

Worksheet - Countable vs Uncountable

1. For each noun write if it is: 

- countable or uncountable

- quantifier

Tip: use the dictionary

Weektaak:

Unit 6.3

Tasks: 2 t/m 6

Unit 6.2

Tasks: 2 t/m 6

Worksheet

Today: Lesson Goals

• I can explain when to use quantifiers.

• I can write sentences using countable and uncountable nouns.