1.  English II
 Teacher: Ana Yosefin Muñoz S.
 Topic: some /any/ countable and
uncountable nouns.
 Students:
 Miguel Ángel Ríos Olvera.
 José Ricardo Galindo Cárdenas.
 Group: 31

2. SOME/ANY
Form Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns
+ We buy some books We need some job
- There aren`t any banks There isn’t any candy
There are no parks There is no interesting
? Whould you like some oranges? Whould you like some soup?
Do you have any pencils? Do you have any hobby?

3. We do not use a/an with
uncountable nouns. They do
not have a plural.

4. USES
 We use some to make an
offer when we think the
answer will be “yes”.

5. For example:
 Would you like some soda?
 - yes I would
 Can I offer you some juice?
 - yes, please.

6. uses
 We use any to make and
offer when we dont´t know
the answer.

7. For example:
 Do you want any beer?
 - no, thank you.

8. COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS
 Countable nouns include individual
things, people and places and have
plurals.
 A book some books
 A museum good museum
 A teacher four teachers

9. A lot
 We use a lot of in positive and negative
sentences and questions with both plural
countable and uncountable nouns.
 I have a lot of homework.
 We don´t have a lot of money.
 Do you have a lot of friends?

10.  We can use many or a lot of in positive
statements.
 For example:
 I have many Spanish friends .
 I´ve got a lot of Spanish friends.

11.  We use many with plural countable nouns in
questions and negative sentences.
 Do you have many brothers.
 There aren’t many french schools.

12.  We use much with uncountable nouns in
questions and negative sentences.
 Do you do much work?
 I don´t have much space.

13. Bibliography:
 Created by the students using - Market
Leader Elementary

14. Thanks for you
time.