Unit 05. Vietnamese Food and Drink. Lesson 3. A closer look 2

Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Warm up:
*CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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UNIT 5:
Vietnamese food and drink
NEW LESON
A CLOSER LOOK 2
Grammar:
Countable and uncountable nouns
- Danh từ đếm được có thể được dùng với số đếm do đó có hình thái số ít, số nhiều. Nó có thể được dùng với mạo từ a (an) và the.
Ex: a book, an eraser, a car, … one truck, ten eggs, six chairs …
- Danh từ không đếm được không dùng được với số đếm do đó nó không có hình thái số nhiều. Do đó, nó không dùng được với mạo từ a (an).
Ex: water, wheat, sugar, butter, coffee… (a bag of sugar / a kilo of wheat / a bottle of water…)
For uncountable nouns we can use phrases like a bottle of, a piece of, a bar of , a glass of, a kilo of, and a bag of, etc.
Example: a bottle of water a bag of sugar
1. Which of the following nouns are countable and which are uncountable? Which phrases can you use with the uncountable nouns? (You may use a dictionary to help you.)
1. spinach
2. banana
3. bread
4. beef
6. pepper
7. apple
8. pork
9. turmeric
1. Which of the following nouns are countable and which are uncountable? Which phrases can you use with the uncountable nouns? (You may use a dictionary to help you.)
2. banana
7. apple
countable nouns
1. Which of the following nouns are countable and which are uncountable? Which phrases can you use with the uncountable nouns? (You may use a dictionary to help you.)
1. spinach
3. bread
4. beef
6. pepper
8. pork
9. turmeric
Uncountable
nouns
- a bunch of (flowers / roses / idiots / friends…)
- a loaf of bread
- a pair of (jeans / pants / scissors / shoes / sunglasses…)
- a tin of (tuna / beans / flowers / grapes/ bananas…
- a bar of (chocolate / soap / gold / iron…)
- a carton of (milk / juice / eggs / yogurt…)
- a bowl of (soup / noodles / rice / cereal…)
- a slice of (sandwich / bread / cake/ meat…)
- a pack of (cigarettes / cards…)
- a glass of (coffee / lemonade / water / soda…)
- a set of (computer / teapot / cups / knives…)
- a tube of (toothpaste / ice-cream / glue…)
- a piece of (rock / sugar / salt / music / news…)
Quantity Phrases:
a bunch of spinach
a loaf of bread
a kilo / slice of beef
a jar /pile of pepper
a kilo / slice of pork
a turmeric root / plant
a jar of turmeric powder
A/An/Some/Any
Click
2. Game: GIVE ME AN EGG!
One team says words related to food or drink.
The other team adds some or a/an.
Example:
Team 1: egg
Team 2: an egg
Team 1: flour
Team 2: some flour
3. Fill the blanks with a/an, some, or any in the
following conversation.
Mi: Let’s have dinner.
Phong: Good idea! Is there (1)______ rice?
Mi: No, there isn’t, but there are (2)______ noodles.
Phong: OK. Let’s have noodles with (3)______ beef
or pork.
Mi: Ah, there’s a problem.
Phong: What is it?
Mi: There isn’t (4)_____ beef or pork left.
Phong: Oh, I have (5)______ cheese sandwich and
(6)_____ apple in my bag.
Mi: That’s not enough for both of us, Phong!
any
some
some
any
some
an
How many? How much?
`How many?` and `How much?` are used to
ask about quantity.
We use `How many?‘ with countable nouns and `How much?` with uncountable nouns.
How much + uncountable nouns
How many + plural countable nouns
Example: How many eggs do we have?
Example: How much milk do you need?
4. Fill each blank with How many or How much.
1. __________ apples are there in the fridge?
2. __________ pepper do you want?
3. __________ bananas are there on the table?
4. __________ sandwiches are there in your bag?
5. __________ water is there in the bottle?
How many
How much
How many
How many
How much
5. Work in pairs. Use the suggested words to make questions with How many/How much, then interview your partner.
water / drink / every day?

2. rice / eat / for dinner?

3. vegetables / eat / every day?

4. apples / eat / every day?
Example: milk / drink / every morning
How much milk do you drink every morning?
How many apples do you eat every day?
How much water do you drink every day?
How much rice do you eat for dinner?
How many vegetables do you eat every day?
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Homework
- Review the grammar structures: How much/many; some/any/a/an.
- Do exercises B1-B7 (page 36-38/ workbook).
- Prepare for Unit 5: Communication
Goodbye!
See you again!
THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!