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Countable And Uncountable Nouns – Free ESL Lesson Plan
- 1. N7.1 – Countable / uncountable, basics Lesson 1/3 Alternative Tags: count and uncount nouns, nouns with plural forms only jeans an orange a milk ESL Lesson Plan
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- 3. potato bus house What is the plural of these nouns? A B C D umbrella E church leaf F
- 4. Plural nouns noun singular +/- plural most nouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch, -x ending in -y ending in -ay, -oy, -ey ending in -f, -fe some nouns ending in -o cat bush baby day knife potato + s + es > ies + s > ves + es cats bushes babies days knives potatoes
- 5. Use a plural noun 1. In winter the leaves fall off most trees. 2. There are seven __________ in a week. 3. London is a city with many __________. 4. Three __________ are waiting for a bus. 5. You need three __________ to bake this chocolate cake. leaf egg lady day church
- 6. Use a plural noun 6. There are three __________ on the kitchen table. 7. Moscow and St Petersburg are __________ in Russia. 8. Isaac eats two __________ for lunch each day. 9. The store sells expensive __________ and jewelry. 10. John and Alice are moving houses so they are packing their clothes into __________. sandwich watch box city knife
- 7. Match the nouns and pictures B C scissors jeans A pajamas shorts D glasses E
- 8. Some nouns only have a plural form He uses his binoculars to look at the birds. binoculars tongs pliers pants /trousers He uses his binocular to look at the birds.
- 9. Use a plural noun below 11. Where are my _________? I want to read this book. 12. She told her young son to put on his __________ and clean his teeth. Time for bed! 13. In hot weather many people like to wear __________ and a T- shirt. shorts pajamas glasses
- 10. Use a plural noun below 14. Where are the __________? I need to cut some paper. 15. My father always wears __________ with a shirt and tie to work. 16. The electrician used __________ to cut the wire. 17. If you cook a barbeque, you can use __________ to flip the sausages and meat. trousers scissors tongs pliers
- 11. Use a plural noun below 18. Sarah and Andrew both wear __________ to read. 19. The mechanic wears __________ when he works on cars. 20. I like to dress in __________ and a shirt on the weekend. overalls glasses jeans
- 12. Singular and plural singular plural book bush baby monkey potato shelf - books bushes babies monkeys potatoes shelves scissors
- 13. Match the nouns and pictures B C butter rice A egg orange D money E
- 14. Countable and uncountable nouns In English, some nouns are countable and some are uncountable. countable nouns have singular and plural forms uncountable nouns only have singular forms one (an) egg, two eggs, three eggs, four eggs rice, never: (one rice, two rice, three rice, four rice)
- 15. Countable or uncountable? A water B soap C orange sand is uncountable / car is countable D orange juice E milk F fork
- 16. Countable or uncountable? A olive oil B salt C money D music E tooth brush F tooth paste
- 17. Countable or uncountable? milk is uncountable / banana is countable
- 18. Uncountable nouns only have one form The money, my money, some money, a lot of money, etc. Not: my monies, some monies, any monies
- 19. Countable nouns with a/an You can use a/an with singular countable nouns. You don’t use a/an with plural countable nouns. Roger is eating a hamburger. Not: Roger is eating hamburger. Roger is eating two hamburgers for lunch today. Not: Roger is eating a two hamburgers for lunch today.
- 20. Uncountable nouns with a/an In English, you cannot use a a/an with uncountable nouns. I like music. I love rock music. Not: I like a music.
- 21. a/an with nouns countable uncountable take a/an? example take a/an? example singular yes I have an orange. no We eat rice. plural no I have five oranges. no plural -
- 22. Correct or incorrect? 21. Terence likes to eat bananas. 22. Tracey likes to eat egg for breakfast. 23. Can you ride bike? 24. Music makes people happy. 25. Tristen and Alexa like to eat a cheese. 26. Can you give me a money?
- 23. Correct or incorrect? 27. Heidi made fruit salad with an apples and an oranges. 28. Trudy drinks a milk every morning. 29. I can’t read well and I need to buy a glasses. 30. I want to buy a blue jeans. 31. David loves to eat soup. 32. Can you please buy a bread?
- 25. Are these countable or uncountable? A salt B chilli C onion D iced tea E bread F pepper
- 26. Do these nouns take a/an or nothing? My name is James. I like to eat ___ banana with ___ yogurt for breakfast. My sister likes to eat ___ fruit like ___ apple or ___ orange in the morning. My mum usually doesn’t eat breakfast. She prefers to eat ___ bread and ___ cheese. My father never eats breakfast at home during the week, but on Saturday and Sunday he loves to eat ___ sausages, ___ eggs and ___ baked beans.
- 27. Use a/an (or nothing) + a noun 33. I cut myself with a knife and now there is blood on my shirt. 34. Sydney has beautiful __________. 35. My grandfather doesn’t wear __________ and he’s 80 years old. 36. I need __________ for my calculator. glasses beaches blood battery
- 28. Correct the sentences 37. The mechanic wears an overalls at work. 38. I left my glass at home and I need them for driving! 39. You can eat a orange but you cannot have an orange juice. 40. He has a blood on his face. 41. You need to put a salt and pepper in the soup. It has no flavor!