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Danh từ: Đếm được/ Không đếm được & Dạng số ít/ nhiều... Countable nouns • Countable nouns are things that we can count... Uncountable nouns • Uncountable nouns are things that we cannot

Danh từ: Đếm được/ Không đếm

được & Dạng số ít/ nhiều

Danh từ: Đếm được/ Không đếm được

1 Đặc điểm của danh từ đếm được:

Danh từ: Đếm được/ Không đếm được

2 Đặc điểm của danh từ không đếm được:

Chỉ những gì không đếm được hoặc những gì có tính cách trừu tượng, chẳng hạn như:

Money (tiền bạc),

weather (thời tiết),

nature (thiên nhiên)

Không thể ở số nhiều Có thể theo sau some (nào đó), chứ không thể theo sau a/an hoặc một số đếm

Countable nouns

• Countable nouns are things that we can count

• We can put an ‘ s ’ on a countable noun

a pear 2 pears

an apple 3 apples

Uncountable nouns

• Uncountable nouns are things that we cannot count

• We cannot put an ‘ s ’ on an uncountable noun

salt s

sugar s

Are the things

countable or uncountable?

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Practice 1:

Countable Uncountable

Countable

flour

Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

hamburgers

Uncountable

Countable

Countable Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

butter

Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

orange juice

Uncountable

Countable Uncountable

Uncountable

an orange

Countable

Countable

Countable Uncountable

grapes

Uncountable

Countable

Countable

Are there any…? (countable nouns)

Are there any apple s ?

No, there aren’t Yes, there are

Is there any sugar?

No, there isn’t

no ‘ s ’

Is there any…? (uncountable nouns)

Yes, there is

Tim: there any sugar? Mum: No, there

Is

Practice 2:

isn’t

Tim: there any eggs? Mum: Yes, there

Are

are

Tim: _ tomatoes? Mum: _

Are there any Yes, there are

Tim: _ flour? Mum: _

Is there any

No, there isn’t

Tim: _ orange juice? Mum: _

Is there any Yes, there is

Tim: _ apples? Mum: _

Are there any

No, there aren’t

Tim: _ butter? Mum: _

Is there any Yes, there is

Singular and Plural

One and More

A noun is a name of a person, place or thing

Ball

Car Story

Clock

Brush

Nouns can be more than one

Brushes

Doors

Balloons Monkeys

Cups

Adding s to make plurals

Shoe

Ball

Car

Clock Shoe s

Ball s

Car s

Clock s Singular Plural Singular Plural

Spoon Spoon s

Match singulars and plurals

Adding es to make plurals

Match singulars and plurals

Adding ies to make plurals

Singular Plural When nouns end with y

we add ies to make

plurals

If there is a vowel before the y then s is

added

Monkey Monkey s

Match singulars and plurals

Story Bunn ies

Some nouns have different plurals

Match singulars and plurals

Child

Man

Tooth

Children Men

Feet

Some singular and plurals are the same

Match singulars and plurals

Sheep

Sheep

Deer Salmon

So is it all some how related?

Lets take a look, shall we?

Countable nouns

Things I can count

Three oranges

Two oranges

Uncountable nouns

Things I can’t count

We love to read books

countable ? Uncountable

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N OUN

Please pass the salt

We need some chairs

There are some apples

I have some eggs

There is some sugar

He has some bread

Plural countable

There is _ banana in the recipe a

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singular countable noun

a an some

There is _ ice cream in the fridge some

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uncountable noun

a an some

I need _ water to wash my hands

some 7-3 Let’s Practice

uncountable noun

a an some

Some : Affirmative sentences:

Any : Negative and Interrogative sentences:

No, there isn’t

I need _ time to study some

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some any

There is _ cheese some

7-8 Let’s Practice

some any

There aren’t _ horses in the field

any

7-8 Let’s Practice

some any

Let review

7-8 Let’s Practice

Write P if the noun below is plural Write S if the noun below is singular

Write P if the noun below is plural Write S if the noun below is singular

Add es to make nouns plural that end

Add ies to make nouns plural that

end with a consonant and a y :

•lady

• ladies

•fry

• fries

Some nouns that end in f or fe

change to ves when made plural:

• calf

• knife

Some nouns that end in o change to es

when made plural Some change to s :

• kangaroo

• kangaroos

• potato

• potatoes

Some nouns do not change at all when made plural:

• sheep

• sheep

• deer

• deer

Some nouns become a new word when made plural:

• Man

• goose

• geese

Some nouns become a new word when made plural:

• Person

• People

Some nouns become a new word when made plural:

• tooth

• teeth

Can you make these nouns plural?

Can you make these nouns plural?

Can you make these nouns plural?

Can you make these nouns plural?

Can you make these nouns plural?

Can you make these nouns plural?

Thanks you for listening