Singular and Plural Nouns
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Grammar
USE OF ENGLISH
Grammar
Use of English
Focus on
HOME, SWEET HOME
UNIT 2
Write your own telephone message.
Telephone message
IV. WRITING PRACTICE
| For Paul Osman From Brian Gray Of The Bike Shop Tel. № 62358 | |||
| Will call again | |||
| Please ring | P | ||
| Urgent | P | ||
| Message Re: order no 00366. Three bikes were damaged. He's got customers who want to buy them, so he needs replacements urgently. _________________________________________________________________ Date 11 Feb Time 9.45 Taken by Diana |
1. Look at the massage. Write the dialogue Diana had on the phone with Brian Gray. Start the dialogue like this:
Diana: Jayal Motors. Can I help you?
Gray: Good morning. Could I speak to Paul Osman please?
Diana: I'm afraid …
Singular and Plural Nouns
Some/Any/No
Much/Many/A lot
There is/are
Further Practice: Articles, Numbers
Possessive's/s'
Demonstrative Pronouns
(The) other(s)/Another
Prepositions of Place
Reading Accommodation
Speaking Location
Social EnglishGreetings
| Countable | Uncountable | ||
| Singular | Plural | Singular | Plural |
| a book a friend a bus a dish a watch a box a potato a tomato a photo a party a country a boy a day | books friends buses dishes watches boxes potatoes tomatoes BUT! Photos parties countries boys days | work homework advice information news water/milk/wine bread cheese butter jam chocolate salt | ___ |
| a loaf | loaves BUT: roofs, chiefs, safes, proofs | money paper mathematics physics statistics | ___ |
| Irregular forms: | |||
| a woman a man a child a person a tooth a foot a mouse | women men children people teeth feet mice |
| <== previous lecture | | | next lecture ==> |
| A) Consider the examples below. | | | Some/any/no |