Articles. English grammar for kids | Countable and uncountable nouns. English grammar for kids | Singular and plural nouns. Some, any, no, no one quantifiers game. Some, any quantifiers game. How many apples? How much sugar? A few/few. little/a little. A Little-A Few. A little/a few + food. Much, many, a lot of. Many, much, few, a lot, plenty of game. Many, much, few, a lot, plenty of: Practice many, much, few, a lot, plenty of using this ESL fun Game.This game is also excellent for classroom teaching. Teachers can engage students in a classroom vocabulary or grammar review.
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More Games. Video - How much/How many. Some, Any, A, An? A/an, some, any. (at home) Kevin: Mum, what do we have in the fridge? Are there apples? Mum: No, there aren't apples, but there are pears and banana. Kevin: Can I have grapes? Mum: There aren't , but you can have orange. Kevin: Ok! (at the supermarket) John: Well, what do we need? Anne: I'm not sure, next time we'll make list. John: Let me think, is there coffee? Anne: Yes, I think there's in the cupboard. John: I think we also need fruit. Anne: Right. John: Oh, and there isn't sugar. (at the restaurant) Waiter: Are you ready to order? Marian: I haven't decided yet. Sam: I'll have salad and chicken, please. Waiter: And for drink? Sam: I'll drink water, please. Waiter: Sparkling or still? Sam: Sparkling, please. Waiter: And for the lady? Marian: I think I'll have boiled vegetables and steak, please. Waiter: Would you like something to drink? Marian: I'll have glass of wine, please.
(at the doctor's) Doctor: Mrs Wilson, you have to do more exercise, you need to lose weight. Mrs Wilson: What should I eat, then? Countable and uncountable nouns game. A, An, The or [Nothing] A, an, the or nothing 2. Hoop Shoot game (articles) ESL Interactive Fun Games Here we have the games carefully laid out for you. Follow the links to browse the variety of games offered.
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