You 
 brush your teeth three times 
a day.
You 
 forget to do your homework 
regularly.
You 
 be nice to your 
classmates.
You 
 wear warm cothes when it is 
cold outside.
You  chew 
gum in class.
You  study hard 
if you want to pass your exams.
You  fight 
with your classmates.
You  play 
football in the classroom.
You 
 listen to your teacher very 
carefully.
You  forget your best friend's 
birthday.
You 
 be rude to your 
grandparents.
You 
 go to the dentist's twice a 
year.
You 
 stay in bed when you are 
ill.
You  feed 
zoo animals.
You  do your 
online exercises. 
1. Write c for countable and u for 
uncountable: 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   time -          books -        sugar -       milk -       pens -          hair -             chairs - 
   meat -         butter -        pencils -     bread -     jam -           friends -        fingers - 
  flour -          apples -       oil -             cars -       salt -             houses -          cheese - 
  rice -           tea -            games -       tomatoes -    cream -     honey -       carrots - 
| 
 a)  a / an + singular countable noun ( a pen, an 
apple)     some  + plural countable nouns - positive sentences 
( There are some cars) 
           
                                                                           
some +  uncountable nouns - positive sentences  ( There is 
some oil)      
  any - we use any in negative sentences and in most 
questions.(countable and uncountable nouns)  I don't have any 
pens. There isn't any salt.        
           Do you have any 
sisters? | 
2. Choose a, an, some or any 
a)  It is  dog.                             b) Have you got 
  
friends?                      c)  I bought  milk.
d) Linda has not got  pets.        e) There is  orange on the 
table.              f) Tim eats  cheese every 
day.
g) We don't have   bread.        h) 
My brother found  money.                  i) My sister found 
 pen.
j) Do you have  eggs?             k) There are  students in the 
classroom.   l) Is there  pencil on the desk?      
| 
 b) how much - we use with uncountable nouns               
how many - we use with countable nouns. | 
3. Choose How  much or How many
a)   cheese 
do you buy?
b)  books 
are there in your bag?
c)  films 
did Tom see last week?
d)  money 
do you spend every week?
e)  friends 
does Linda have?
f)  sugar 
do we need?
g)  tomatoes are there in the fridge?
h)  meat 
are you going to buy?
i)  milk 
did you drink yesterday?
j)  apples 
do you see?
 
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