Challenge yourself with these optical brainteasers. If you're feeling super sharp, up the ante: 45 seconds for each puzzle. Game on!

1. COUNTABLE
NOUNS

2. COUNTABLE NOUNS CAN BE
INDIVIDUAL COUNTED
There is a
banana
There are 3
bananas
There are some
bananas

3. DETERMINERS
We use “a” for words
that start with a
consonant.
EXAMPLE:
A carrot
We use “AN”
for words
that start
with a vowel
EXAMPLE:
An orange

4. MEALS
FOOD
DRINKS
BREAKFAST
LUNCH
DINNER

5. WHAT´S IN THE FRIDGE?

6. EXERCICE
1. Michael has some/ an
sandwiches
2. Jake has an /some apple.
3, I have got some / a
bananas
CHOOSE THE CORRECT
ANSWER.

7. UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS

8. OBJECTS THAT CAN´T BE
SEPARATED, ARE UNCOUNTABLE
There is some
rice
We can use “SOME”
for countabke and
uncountable things

9. WHAT´S IN THE FRIDGE?

10. WHAT´S IN THE FRIDGE?

11. NEGATIVES
We use “a” for words
that start with a
consonant.
EXAMPLE:
A carrot
We use “AN”
for words
that start
with a vowel
EXAMPLE:
An orange

12. Watch the video, and make 2
lists, one with the new
vocabulary, and the other
with the vocabulary you
understand.

13. MEASURES
https://7esl.com/containers
-and-quantities-vocabulary/