Countable and Uncountable

 Countable and Uncountable 

Quantifiers (countable & uncountable) + How many & How much.

NO	ANY	SOME
1- use with singular & plural uncountable and plural countable .	1- use with singular & plural uncountable and plural countable .	1- use with singular & plural uncountable and plural countable .
2-use it with affirmative sentences to give a negative meaning .	2- use it with questions and negative sentences .	2-use it with affirmative sentences offer and requests

(MANY, MUCH, A LOT OF / LOTS OF) 

Questions ?	Negative -	Positive +	Countable & uncountable .
Are there many apples at the party ?	There aren’t many apples at the party	There are many apples at the party	Countable plural form .	Many
Is there much  Food at the party ?	There isn’t much food at the party .	There is much  Food at the party .	Uncountable.	Much
Is there a lot of food at the party ?	There isn’t a lot of food at the party .	There is a lot of food at the party .	Countable and uncountable .	A lot of / lots of .

Quantifiers.

Questions	Negative	Affirmative	Plural	Uncountable	Countable
1- some, any 2- much. 3- many.  5- a little, little 6- a few, few 7- plenty of .	1- any 2- much. 3- many. 7- plenty of .	1- some, no 3- many. 4-a lot of, lots of 5- a little, little. 6- a few, few. 7- plenty of .	1- some, any, no 3- many. 4-a lot of, lots of 6- a few .	1- some, any, no 2- much. 4-a lot of, lots of. 5- a little, little 7- plenty of .	1- some, any, no  3- many. 4-a lot of, lots of. 6- a few , few

           Few = not many and not enough.                             A few = not many but enough. 

Little = not much and not enough.                           A little = not much but enough.           

UNIT 10 ( Grammar )

UNIT 10 ( Grammar )

Phrasal Verbs :

Verb + Preposition or Adverb

Preposition or Adverb = Particle .

Phrasal Verbs
Non Separable	Separable
1- A noun object ALWAYS follow e.g. I ran into Jinan at the supermarket. 2- A noun object CAN’T come between	1- A noun object after the particle           e.g. The chef cut up the steak into small pieces. 2- A noun object between the verb and the particle. e.g. The chef cut the steak up into small pieces. 3- a pronoun object must come between the verb and the particle. e.g. The chef cut it up into small pieces.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ll3QgKhKw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnFoYeNMdgI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNzevyNZ4Po

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MolzQx6M-Qw

 

 

UNIT 10 ( You Are What You Eat )

UNIT 10 ( You Are What You Eat )

Vocabulary:

Meaning	Words
An expensive or Hard to find	Delicacy	1
Poisons	Toxins	2
Legal permission to do something	Licensed	3
Keep something in a good shape	Maintain	4
The highest point	Peak	5
Fragrant smell	Aroma	6
To be able to identify	Distinguish	7

 

Flavors words	Food words
Bitter	Fruits
Sour	Vegetables
Salty	Sweets
Sweet	Meats

 

 

 

So ....that / Such....that / Modal verbs

So ………That………

Such ………That………

1- to give strong adjective and adverb.         2- to show cause and effect.  : Usage
Formation : Such Such + a + (adjective)+ singular noun + that + result	Formation : So 1-So + adjective / adverb+ that 2- So...that is used with quantifiers (many, much, few, little) even if there is a noun.
Examples : Such They had such a bad night that they couldn't sleep.	Examples : So 1- It was so windy that we couldn't go sailing. 2- I have so many friends that I never get bored. He has so much money that he can buy whatever he wants.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OU8xRIhH3w

Modal verbs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoYeR7lLgOw

( Form , Meaning and Function ) Wish and If only

( Form , Meaning and Function  )

Wish and If only
Wish and If only	Wish
	I didn’t see the TV comedian. I wish I had seen the TV comedian.	Past
You want to buy someone a present, but you don’t have enough money. If only I had enough money to buy that present .	I am not a big fan of his jokes. I wish I found his jokes funny.	Present
I wish he wouldn’t use his cell phone in class. I wish the children would stop interrupting.	He won’t lend me his car. I wish he would lend me his car.	Future
	I wish I were rich. He wish he were a better student	Subjunctive

 

Change in tenses :

Past ------Past Participle.

Present ------ Past.

Future------Would + V1

Subjunctive ------ Were

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkaK82P0yhc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vefS0B1DIY&t=76s