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1. Count and
7 Non-count Nouns;
Some and Any
Nutrition
Focus on Grammar 1
Part VI, Unit 18
By Ruth Luman, Gabriele Steiner, and BJ Wells
Copyright © 2006. Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.

2. At the Doctor’s
I really like And youbut to
OK, have
You have
Mrs. sorry,
I’m Smith,
hamburgersI
I know, but whatare
you do
tostop eating
stop that’s
but eating
But I to eat!
love only
and ice you eat?
ice cream.
hamburgers.
gaining a lot
too much!
But I only
eat one
cream! of weight!
bowl two
eat of ice
hamburgers
cream a
a day!
day!

3. At the Doctor’s
The test Yes, II drink
I love
Also, your Can drink
Iseveral
always
shows you
Well, cream.
You you
Do can
Youhave
cholesterol
have high
any some
put coffee
have to
have
drink
to stop
level that,
cups of
at all?
cream in
stop is
blood
coffee?
some coffee a
that.
high.…
pressure.
too myday. coffee.
coffee
once a
week.

4. At the Doctor’s
I don’t
Oh, it’s want to
not that take any
bad. medicine!!
You have
to take
your
medicine.

5. Count Nouns 1
Count nouns refer to separate things.
It is easy to count them.
one apple
two hamburgers
three books

6. Count Nouns 2
To form the plural of most count nouns,
add –s or -es.
one hamburger one sandwich
two hamburgers two sandwiches

7. Count Nouns 3
Use a or an before singular count nouns.
consonant sound consonant sound vowel sound
a salad a pizza an apple

8. Non-count Nouns 1
Non-count nouns refer to things that are
difficult to count.
rice ice cream coffee

9. Non-count Nouns 2
We use quantifiers to count non-count
nouns.
a teaspoon of coffee
threebowl of rice
a cups medicine
quantifier
quantifier
quantifier

10. Practice 1 Read the sentences below
and correct the mistakes.
Example:
The doctor says I can’t eat two hamburger a day.
The doctor says I can’t eat two hamburgers a day.
1. II need to eat a n orange for breakfast.
1. need to eat a orange for breakfast.
2. I don’t like to drink milks.
milk.
milk
3. My sister eats two bowl s of cereal every morning.
3. My sister eats two bowl of cereal every morning.
4. My brother has coffeesall day.
coffee all day.
5. We never eat sandwiches for breakfast.
for breakfast.

11. Some
Use some (or nothing) with plural count
nouns and non-count nouns.
non-count noun
You can have (some) coffee
once a week.
And eat more fruit. Buy
(some) oranges.
plural count noun

12. Some and Any
Use some in affirmative statements and
any in negative statements and questions.
affirmative
You can have some fruit
every day.
But you can’t have any sugar!
negative

13. Some and Any 2
Use some in affirmative statements and
any in negative statements and questions.
question
No, no. You
can’t have any Can I have
chocolate! any
chocolate?
negative

14. Describe what you see (or do
Practice 2 not see). Use all the
quantifiers in the box.
Example: I see a farmers market.
a / an
some
any
bag bowl
box

15. Some and Any 3
Note: You can use some in a question
when you are offering something.
Sure! I love
Right.
chocolate! negative
offer
So, I can’t have any
chocolate, right?
Do you want some chocolate?
I have some in my jacket.

16. References
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