Siempre con "uncountable"

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​How much chocolate is there in the fridge?

​There is = hay. En una pregunta, este se invierte a "is there".

​How much...?

Siempre con "countable"

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​How many carrots do you need?

"​How many" tomaría la misma función que los WH-questions.

​How many...?

SOME - ANY

Easy!

Affirmative Sentences - Uncountable Nouns.

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​I've got some chocolate.

Some

Affirmative Sentences - Countable Nouns.

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​That shop has got some interesting books.

Some

Requests

(both countable and uncountable nouns) using modal verbs: "can".

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Can I have some tea?

Some

Negative Sentences

Countable & Uncountable nouns​

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We don't sell any tomatoes.​

I haven't got any questions.

Any

Questions

(Both countable and uncountable nouns)

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1. Have you got any questions?

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2. Is there any old cellphone in this classroom?​

Any

In Conclusion

Plurals

Teacher: Arturo Chávez Mogollon

Some text here about the topic of discussion

It remains the same.

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Rice -----> Rice​

Uncountable Nouns

It varies.

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Car -----------------------> Cars​

Countable Nouns

Generally we add an "s" at the end of the word.

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Book ---> Books​

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Countable Nouns

****+s​

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dish = dishes

bus = buses

box = boxes

​glass = glasses

Countable Nouns

-sh, -ch, -ss, -s, -x

****+es​

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Tomato = tomatoes

Countable Nouns

Consonant + "o"

****+es​

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Toy = toys

Countable Nouns

vowel + "y"

****+s​

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Story = Stories

Countable Nouns

consonant + "y"

****+ y + i + es​

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​woman = women

child = children

​fish = fish

foot = feet​

Countable Nouns

Irregular plural forms

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