Complete
the questions with how much or how many.
1.------------------- water do you
drink every day?
2.------------------cups of coffee
do you drink every day?
3.----------------- sugar do you have
with your coffee?
4.-----------------red meat do you
eat every week?
5---------------- rice do you have
every day?
6.--------------- vegetables do you
eat every day?
7.---------------friut do you eat
every day?
8. -------------sweets and biscuits
do you eat every week?
9.-------------cigarettes do you
smoke every day?
10.-----------alcohol do you drink
every week?
11.---------- hours’ sleep do you
have every night.
12---------- time do you work on a
computer every day?
13----------times do you go to gym
or play sort every week?
14.--------- kilometres do you walk
every day?
Look
at the picture. Where are the people? find these things
Knives forks spoons a hat sungless
Soup chicken prawns plates cups a dress
Feathers ballons drums rice noodle
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Useful
langue
a) Describing
your own picture
in my picture---
There’s a (small boy)
There aren’t any (balloons)
On the left/ on the right/ in the
middle, there’s
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b) Asking
questions
in your picture, is there a (man) any
(rice)?
Has the got a (cap)?
How many spoons are there?
c) talking
about differences
in Picture A, there’s (a balloon/ aome
soup) but in the picture B---------
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Fill
in the gaps with is/isn’t, are/aren’t or a/an/ some/any.
1. There -------------- -------------- milk, so I’ll have to go
shopping.
2. ---------------- there
------------- students from Korea in this class?
3. There ------- ----------- coke in the classroom, but
there --------- --------------- water.
4. There ------------ ----------- TV in the classroom today.
5. There ----------- --------------- young children in the
classroom.
6. Have you got ------------- pencil?
7. Have
you got------------- pets?
8. I’d like to have ------------ soup,
please.
9. I haven’t got ----------- vegetable.
10. There ------------- ------------ ant on your shoulder.
How much and how many
Choose the
correct alternative.
When we ask
questions we use:
·
How much with countable/ uncountable nouns.
·
How many with countable/ uncountable nouns.
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Questions
with how much? And how many?
1) We use how many with countable
plural nouns.
How
many
brothers / oranges/ children have you got?
How
many
cigarettes does Paul smoke every day?
2)
we use how much with uncountable nouns.
How
much
rice/milk/ money have we got?
How
much
coffee does Elena drink in one week?
3)
How much/ how many and there is /there are:
We use there are with countable
plural nouns.
How
many
teachers are there in your classroom?
There
are
a bout twenty, I thank.
We use there is with uncountable
nouns.
How
much
sugar is there in this cake?
It’s okay, there’s not much.
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