Unit 4 "Food For Thought". New Destinations A1

they have both singular and plural forms

we can count them

we can use a/an and numbers before them

we can ask How much..? about them

we can ask How many? about them

they don't have a plural form

we can count them

we use a/an with them

some with uncountable nouns

any with uncountable nouns

some with plural countable nouns

Would you like some garden salad?

There is some cheese on the plate.

What do you want for dinner?

I 'd like some tea.

How many, many

How much, much

a lot of, lots of

a liitle

affirmative sentences and offers

questions and negative sentences

affirmative sentences to give a negative meaning

predictions

some

any

no

a few

a little

a few

any

much

a few

a little

any

much

many

much

a little

a few

I, him, he

He, I, him

I, his, him

I, him, his

They, them

We, them

They, it

They, they

they are used as subjects

they go before the verb

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

Me, you, him, her, it, us, they

2

3

1

0

to ask for and give advice

to express an opinion

to make a suggestion

to make an offer

You should take medicine

You must take painkillers

You should take painkillers

You should take vitamins

She has ... headache.

I have ... temperature

He has ... backache.

They have ... stomachache.

event, workshop, puppet show

aubergine, orphan, peppers

sell, build, believe

important, excited, healthy

and

but

so

because

and

but

so

because

and

but

so

because

and

but

so

because

orange juice

tomato salad

chicken soup

lasagne

watermelon, cherries, plums

plums, blueberries, grapes

peaches, strawberries, peppers

aubergines, blueberries, plums