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*3 O 3.2 Listen, repeat and check the meaning. Make sentences with the words in the
Write C (countable) or U (uncountable).
boxes.
O ÿ bananas C 13 lemonade There's an orange.
1
1 biscuits 14 meat
orange.
2 bottles - 15 pasta coffee.
3 bread 16 plate apples.

4 butter 17 potatoes 's a tea.
5 cakes _ 18 sandwich There an sandwiches.
are
6 cheese 19 sauce some water.
bread.
7 chocolate 20 soup plate.
8 coffee _ 21 sweets
cakes.
9 crisps 22 tea
10 flour 23 water * 6 Look at the picture.Write There's a, There's an,
11 grapes _ 24 yoghurt There's some or There are some.
12 cream 25 egg

*4 Tick y the correct form.

ÿ [~1 There are some child.
sS There are some children.
1 O There's some meat.

I I There's a meat.

2 [J There is some potatoes.
[ j There are some potatoes.

3 [ ) There's an house.
I I There's a house.

4 O There's some cream.
[ ] There are some cream.

5 [ ] There's some pasta.
TInere's a_ table.
[1 There are some pasta. ÿ _
6 [~\ There's some coffee. 1 _ cheese.
[_¡There are some coffee. 2 butter.-
3 _ grapes.
7 O There's a bottle.
4 _ bread.
[ ] There's some bottle. _
5 biscuits.
8 i There are some oranges. _
6 cake.
[ ] There's some oranges.
7 _ pear.
8 _ plates.
_
9 bottle.

* 7 ÿ Work in pairs.Cover exercise 6.Try to
/
* remember what's on the table!
*
Say There's a There's some...or
There are some...

14 Countable and uncountable nouns