七级英语上册Unit6FoodandlifestyleGrammar课件(新版)

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Form the plural of countable nouns most nouns: + -s
an orange
two oranges
a cake
two cakes
When to use “an”? When to use “a”？
__________ (potato). 3. All the _____________ (child) enjoy talking to him. 4. We must brush our ___________ (tooth) twice a day. 5. Here are two ___________ (photo) of my family. 6. People usually cut ___________ (tomato) with __________
Form the plural of countable nouns nouns ending in -o: + -s or + -es
photos
potatoes tomatoes
Form the plural of countable nouns nouns ending in -f/-fe: 去f/fe + -ves
TIP If the noun starts with a vowel sound, we use an. if the noun starts with a consonant sound, we use a.
Form the plural of countable nouns nouns ending in a consonant + -y: 去y + -ies
We can use nouns before uncountable nouns to show their amounts.
Group work
Review how to form the plural of countable nouns.
Unit 6 Food and lifestyle Grammar
Odd One Out
A countable noun (可数名词) refers to something we can count, such as an apple, two pears and ten lemons.
An uncountable noun (不可数名词) refers to something we cannot count. For example, we cannot say a bread.
four children
four sheep
Have a try!
Fill in the blanks with the correct forms of the given words.
1. My grandfather likes to tell ___________ (story). 2. Let’s go and buy some _________ (carrot) and
a knife two knives
a scarf three scarves
Form the plural of countable nouns some other nouns
a man two men
a policewoman three policewomen
Form the plural of countable nouns some other nouns
a story some stories
Form the plural of countable nouns nouns ending in -s, -sh, -ch or -x: + -es
a bus two buses a brush three brushes
a match some matches7. How many ___________ (people) are there in the hall? 8. In the last two ___________ (month), he scored five goals in
six __________ (match).