Disposable world
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This document provides information about household goods, quantity words, and numbers. It discusses common consumer items like cans, bottles, and packages. It also reviews words like "much," "many," "a lot of," and "some" that are used to describe quantities. Finally, it explains how to say large numbers in English, including differences between English and Serbian number formats.
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- 2. Who are consumers? How can people create less rubbish? How can plastic bags be a problem?
- 3. Food and containers – Exercise 1 A can of fizzy drink A bottle of shampoo A roll of toilet paper A box of washing powder A packet of crisps
- 4. Food and containers – Exercise 1 A bag of apples A bar of chocolate A jar of coffee A tube of toothpaste A carton of juice
- 5. Exercise 5 – much, many, a lot of, some, any Uncountable nouns Countable nouns How much How many Not much 1 2 Many 3 A lot of A bit A few/one or two 4 Some Not any 5 Not many Much A lot of Some Not any
- 6. Questions?
- 7. Test your knowledge! 1 Match the quantity words 1–5 with the household goods a–e. 1 can of a shampoo 2 bottle of b washing powder 3 packet of c fizzy drink 4 box of d toothpaste 5 tube of e crisps 2 Choose the correct words. 1 How many / much milk is there? 2 There isn’t any / some coffee in the jar. 3 There isn’t some / any water in the bottle. 4 We’ve got many / a lot of chocolate! We’ve got ten bars. 5 There are some / any oranges in the bag.
- 8. Exercise 3 – Saying numbers One point three A hundred and one Fourteen thousand, five hundred and forty Thirty two thousand, nine hundred and eight A hundred and twenty-five thousand Two million 1.3 101 14,540 32,908 125,000 2,000,000
- 9. Pay attention! Serbian: Zarez koristimo za decimalne brojeve: 4,5 – četiri i po Tačka odvaja hiljade: 4.678 – četiri hiljade šeststo sedamdeset i osam English: Tačka se koristi za decimalne brojeve: 4.5 – četiri i po Zarez odvaja hiljade: 4,678 – četiri hiljade šeststo sedamdeset i osam
- 10. Workbook, page 17 Homework: