The document appears to be a lesson about objects and nouns seen in an airplane cabin photograph. It begins by asking what can be seen in the picture and listing objects. It then asks students to count the objects. The next sections discuss countable and uncountable nouns, using examples from the picture. It asks students to name what is in the picture and describe the picture. The document continues with activities having students practice using countable and uncountable nouns to describe airport pictures and guess locations based on what is present.

1. What can you see in the picture?
There are some
passengers
There’s an
eye-cover
There is
juice
There’s oxygen
There are
many seats
There is an
anxious man
There’s a
piece of cake
There’s a
cup coffee
There’re 2
windows
There is a fat
passenger
There is a
pair of shoes
There is a pair
of sunglasses
There’s
a tie
There’s
water

2. Can you count these objects?
There is a fat
passenger
There’s
a tie
There’s an
eye-cover
There is an
anxious man
There are some
passengers
There are
many seats
There’s
water
There is
juice
There’s oxygen
There’re 2
windows
There is a pair
of sunglasses
There is a
pair of shoes
There’s a
cup coffee
There’s a
piece of cake

3. Noun: “there is…”& “There are…”

4. Noun
Countable
(?) How many passengers are there?
Singular (only one)
Plural (more than 1)
There is a fat passenger
There is a window
There is a seat
There is an eye-cover
There is an egg
‘+es’ with these endings:
There is a
box/watch/glass/crash/f
ly/potato
Irregular plural nouns:
There is an anxious man
I’m a kind person
There is a child
My tooth is aching
There are 7 passengers
There are 2 windows
There are many seats
There are some eggs
‘+es’ with these endings:
There are some
boxes/watches/glasses/c
rashes/flies/potatoes
Irregular plural nouns:
There are 4 men
They are kind people
There are many children
My teeth are aching
Uncountable
(?) how much juice is there?
There is water
There’s juice
There’s some soup
I want some coffee
‘Container’ to count amount:
There is a glass of water
There are 2 glasses of water
There is a cup of coffee
There is a piece of cake
There’s a pack of cigarette
There’s a bar of chocolate
There’s a slice of bread
There’s a bowl of soup
I need a bottle of beer

5. What are there in the picture?

6. What are there in the picture?

7. What are there in the picture?

8. What can you see in the picture?

9. Tell me about the picture?

10. Noun-writing Race!
What are there in this picture?
Write 7 items and how many/much
For example: There are 2 windshields; there is a glass of coffee

11. Guess the place with “is there …?”/
“are there…?”
Clue: at home
For example:
Is there water?
Are there foods?
Is there paper?
is it the toilet?
Yes, there is water
No
Could be
You’re right!

12. Guess the place with “is there …?”/
“are there…?”
Clue: at the mall
For example:
Is there water?
Are there foods?
Is there paper?
is it the toilet?
Yes, there is water
No
Could be
You’re right!

13. Guess the place with “is there …?”/
“are there…?”
Clue: at the airport
For example:
Is there water?
Are there foods?
Is there paper?
is it the toilet?
Yes, there is water
No
Could be
You’re right!

14. AIRPORT SIGNS
Foreign Exchange

15. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Smoking Area

16. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Handicapped Access

17. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Bar

18. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Tourist Information

19. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Hotel Information

20. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Toilets

21. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Telephones

22. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
Luggage Claim

23. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
A: Excuse me. Can you tell me where the
B: Sure. They are right next to the
A: Good evening I am looking for the
B: Ok. It is in front of the
are?
office.
office.

24. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
The
is a place where you can claim your suitcases.
You can make phone calls using a
If a person can not walk he has to use a

25. Boarding pass

26. The lavatory

27. AIRPORT VOCABULARY
The Airport
• Land
• Boarding pass
• Arrival
• Suitcase
• Food court
• Pilot
• ATM
• Flight attendant
• Tourist information office
• Customs
• Hotel information office
• K-9 units
• Departure
• Security officers
• Take off
• Travel agent
• Gate
• Taxi driver
• Check-in desk
• Shuttle
• Check-in clerk
• Hotel
• Passport
• Foreign Exchange office

28. Flying without wings
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Do you like travelling by airplanes? Why?
Are you airsick?
What do you usually do when your flight is delayed?
Where do you like to hang out at the airport?
Where do you usually buy your ticket?
Which do you like, window seats or aisle seats? Why?
Do you always use your seatbelt during a flight? Why?
Do you always bring much luggage/baggage when you travel?
Did you ever lose your boarding pass when you’re onto an airplane?
Did you ever enter a cockpit?
Do you like to bring a headset/earphones when you have a flight?
What is your favorite refreshment on the airplane? Why?
What do you think about a flight attendant?
Do you want to be a flight attendant? Why?

29. Passwords:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Do you like travelling by airplanes? Why?
Are you airsick?
What do you usually do when your flight is delayed?
Where do you like to hang out at the airport?
Where do you usually buy your ticket?
Which do you like, window seats or aisle seats? Why?
Do you always use your seatbelt during a flight? Why?
Do you always bring much luggage/baggage when you travel?
Did you ever lose your boarding pass when you’re onto an airplane?
Did you ever enter a cockpit?
Do you like to bring a headset/earphones when you have a flight?
What is your favorite refreshment on the airplane? Why?
What do you think about a flight attendant?
Do you want to be a flight attendant? Why?

30. Believe it or not…;
Research shows that travelling by airplane
is one of the safest ways to travel