Would you like ... ? There is one left in the fridge.
All of the options work.
some yoghurt
a yoghurt
any yoghurt
Complete with a word: ... lot of imagination is needed to be a successful artist.
A
Give an example of a noun that is both countable and uncountable...
chocolate, paper, time, yoghurt, language...
Which option CAN be used with singular, countable nouns?
some/any
a/an, the
much/many
a few/a little
Which option CANNOT be used with uncountable nouns?
a lot of
the
some
a/an
True or False: Uncountable nouns have no plural forms.
True (never use are/were or the plural 's')
I have ... money that I can give you but it's not much.
a lot of
a few
any
a little
Which option is NOT correct?
There aren't many chairs in this room.
There aren't any chairs in this room.
There aren't some chairs in this room.
True or False: Countable nouns use the singular and plural form of BE: is/are and was/were.
True: There IS a dog / There are some dogs.
Which option is NOT correct?
There is some milk in the fridge.
There is a lot of milk in the fridge.
There is a little milk in the fridge.
There is much milk in the fridge.
Complete with a word: There aren't ... people on the beach today.
many / any
There ... people dancing outside in the street.
is a little
are a lot
is some
are some
There were ... Italians at the summer camp, but most of us were Spanish.
a few
a little
Which option CAN be used with both countable and uncountable nouns?
a few
some
a little
Complete with a word: How ... money does it cost?
much