4 Are they any eggs Plural nouns spelling

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4 Are they any eggs? Plural nouns: spelling rules some and any Presentation Complete

4 Are they any eggs? Plural nouns: spelling rules some and any Presentation Complete the statements Practice

4 Presentation Home Previous Next Plural nouns: spelling rules Add -s to most nouns.

4 Presentation Home Previous Next Plural nouns: spelling rules Add -s to most nouns. bananas beans Add -es to nouns that end in -ch, -o, -sh, or -x. tomatoes sandwiches boxes If a noun ends in a consonant and -y, change the y to i and add -es. strawberry strawberries party parties

4 Complete the statements Home Plural nouns: spelling rules Complete the statements. 1. One

4 Complete the statements Home Plural nouns: spelling rules Complete the statements. 1. One strawberry, two strawberries ______. 2. One box, three ______. boxes 3. One apple, four ______. apples 4. One dress, two ______. dresses 5. One country, seven ______. countries families 6. One family, three ______. sandwiches 7. One sandwich, two ______. bananas 8. One banana, three ______. 9. One potato, two ______. potatoes 10. One egg, four ______. eggs Previous Next

4 Practice Home Plural nouns: spelling rules Look at the pictures. What can you

4 Practice Home Plural nouns: spelling rules Look at the pictures. What can you see? 1. two bananas 2. four strawberries 3. three tomatoes 4. five beans 5. two peppers 6. three peaches 7. six potatoes 8. three sandwiches Previous Next

4 Presentation some and any There are some mangoes. There aren’t any apples. Home

4 Presentation some and any There are some mangoes. There aren’t any apples. Home Previous Next

4 Presentation Home Previous Next some and any Use some and any to describe

4 Presentation Home Previous Next some and any Use some and any to describe indefinite quantities of plural nouns. Use some in affirmative statements. There are some apples in the fridge. Use any in negative statements. There aren’t any peppers on the table. Use any in questions. Are there any onions in the omelet? (Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t. ) • For short answers, you can also say: Yes, there are some. / No, there aren’t any. Listen to the grammar examples. Repeat. a definite quantity: four eggs an indefinite quantity: some eggs

4 Complete the statements Home some and any Complete the statements. 1. There are

4 Complete the statements Home some and any Complete the statements. 1. There are ______ some peaches on the table. 2. Are there ______ any peppers? 3. There aren’t ______ any mangoes. 4. ______ Are there any books in your room? 5. ______, No there aren’t. are some eggs in the fridge. 6. There ______ there any tomatoes? 7. Are ______ are 8. Yes, there ______. Previous Next

4 Practice Home Previous Next some and any Look at the picture. Ask and

4 Practice Home Previous Next some and any Look at the picture. Ask and answer questions. Use short answers. 1. books? Are there any books? Yes, there are. 2. eggs? Are there any eggs? Yes, there are. 3. onions? Are there any onions? No, there aren’t. 4. apples? Are there any apples? No, there aren’t. 5. bananas? Are there any bananas? Yes, there are. 6. peppers? Are there any peppers? Yes, there are.