The document discusses countable and uncountable nouns, providing examples of how to use indefinite articles like "a" and "an" with countable nouns and quantifiers like "some" and "any" with uncountable nouns. It then has students complete sentences using these articles and quantifiers correctly. Finally, it asks students to list ingredients for a stir fry dish including pork, basil leaves, and a fried egg.

2. Unit: Food and drink
Topic: Food

3. vocabulary

4. meatball

5. bell pepper

6. ingredient

7. meat

8. spaghetti

9. structure

10. Structures:
Countable Nouns
and Uncountable
Nouns

11. Countable Nouns
We can use the indefinite article
a/an with countable nouns:
Example:
-We need an onion.
- We need an egg.
- We need a tomato.

12. Uncountable Nouns
We can use some and any
with uncountable nouns:
Example:
- We need some meat.
- We need some cheese.

13. a an some
1. Can I borrow…………….money.
2. I want to be…………….doctor.
3. I need…………….apple.

14. a an some
4. He is reading………newspaper.
5. A cow is…………….animal.
6. Would you like……………coffee?

15. Conversation

16. Activity 1

17. Complete the sentence.
by using
a an some

18. a
-My brother is……………..teacher.
some
-Do you have……………….milk.
an
- My sister is…………………...artist.

19. some
1. Can I have……………..soup?
an
2. He needs……………….onion.

20. some
3. We need……………..meat.
a
4. We need……………….tomato.

21. a
5. She needs……………..bell pepper
an
6. He needs……………….egg.

22. some
7. We did……………..exercise.
a
8. I like……………….dog.

23. some
9. We did……………..exercise.
an
10. Robert is……………….American.

24. Activity 2

25. Find the
ingredients of stir
fried pork with
basil leaves, and
fried egg.

26. Making stir fried
pork with basil leaves,
and fried egg.
We need an egg, a
tomato…………………………
………………………………………
…………