This document discusses countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of countable nouns, which can be counted, such as one cucumber or two cucumbers. It also discusses uncountable nouns, such as cereal, pasta, and meat, which cannot be counted. It then provides a short dialogue demonstrating the use of the phrase "would like" to order food and drinks.

1. I would like a
melon…..
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Unit 3
Grade 5

2. Objectives
To review the structure (would like
to ) in writing correct sentences.
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4. What’s the difference between countable and uncountable nouns?
countable nouns
Nouns that can be counted.
Example
• one cucumber.
• two cucumbers.
• three cucumbers.
Uncountable nouns
Nouns that cannot be counted.
Example
• some cereal.
• some pasta.
• some meat.
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5. Anood: Good morning ,here's the menu dear. What
would you like to have today?
Danya: Good morning . I would like to have a cake
and an ice-cream please.
Anood: would you like to have some nuts on the
cake ?
Danyah: Oh yes please I would like that.
Anood: How about a drink?
Danya: OK let me see. I would like some fresh juice.
Anood: sure, an orange or a banana juice .
Danya: a banana juice please .
Anood : anything else dear?
Danya: That’s all . thank you.
Anood : Ok . your order will be ready in 5 minutes.

6. Writing sentences with would like
would like
some
a
She
He
We
They
I
an food
She would like a melon, an orange and some pasta.
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7. He would like some cereal.
He
some cereal like would
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8. He would like some meat and a cucumber.
Write
sentences:_

9. Assessment