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Language focus Countable and uncounłable nouns

Look at the examples and underline the correct options below.

I’d like a cheeseburger, please.

Would you like rice with that?

•    Countable nouns have a singular or plural form. You can /cannot count them.

•    Uncountable nouns only have a singular form. You can/cannot count them.

•    You can /cannot use a or an before an uncountable noun.

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9 Put these words in the correct groups. Use a dictionary to help you.

chocolate broccoli potato rice coffee juice aubergine omelette salmon milk sugar salt prawn fruit chicken sandwich lettuce pizza spaghetti salad meal food tomato curry vegetable

countable	both	uncountable
meal	chocolate	broccoli

pronunciation Word stress

10 Now listen to the words and put them in the correct groups below according to their stress pattern.

■	■ ■	■ ■■	■ ■■
rice	coffee	broccoli	potato

Language focus Some and any

Look at the examples and complete the information below with some or any.

She madę some sandwiches.    He never eats any vegetables.

Can I have some juice?    There isn't any bread.

Would you like some fruit?    Did you buy any milk?

•    We use spine. in positive sentences and with offers and requests.

•    We use..............in negative sentences and questions.

•    We use both..............and..............with plural countable nouns and

uncountable nouns.

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