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Learn English Grammar: Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns for Meal Conversations

Students will practice distinguishing countable and uncountable nouns for effective meal discussions, including key expressions and grammar focus. Improve communication skills!

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Learn English Grammar: Countable vs. Uncountable Nouns for Meal Conversations

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  1. Countable vs. Uncountable Students will learn to ask others what they ate and drank for a meal.

  2. Outline • Countable Nouns • Grammar Focus • Uncountable Nouns • Grammar Focus • Key Expressions

  3. Countable Nouns an apple three apples some apples +

  4. Grammar Focus: Countable Can have a/an [food]? I Can I have some [food (s)]?

  5. Uncountable Nouns a water some water a cake some cake

  6. Grammar Focus Can I have some (food/drink)?

  7. Key Expressions

  8. I’m hungry.

  9. Can I have something to eat, please?

  10. Can I have acarrot? Can I have somecarrot?

  11. Can I have somecucumber? Can I have somecucumbers?

  12. Can I have somerice? Can I have somerices?

  13. I had ahamburger for lunch. I had somehamburger for lunch.

  14. I had somehamburgers for lunch. I had somehamburger for lunch.

  15. I also had somecoke. I had somecokes.

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