"I’d like some noodles" PPT courseware 3

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"I’d like some noodles" PPT courseware 3

I’d like= I would like

Meaning: want, willing

Synonymous with the verb want, but different in tone than

want is more tactful and polite.

Language points

Usage of some and any

Some and any can modify both countable and uncountable nouns. Some is commonly used in affirmative sentences, while any is commonly used in negative and interrogative sentences. Therefore, the difference between some and any is that the usage of some and any mainly depends on whether they are used in affirmative sentences, interrogative sentences or negative sentences, and have nothing to do with whether the noun is countable or not.

Usage of some: some means "some" and can be used as a form

Adjectives and pronouns. It often modifies plural countable nouns.

Such as: some books, some boys,

It can also modify uncountable nouns: some water some water, some tea some tea leaves,

1c. Pairwork.

A: what would you like?

B: I’m not sure yet. Are there any vegetables in the beef noodles.

A: Yes, there are some tomatoes.

B: OK. I’d like the beef noodles, please.

countable nouns and uncountable nouns

Countable nouns: Nouns that can be counted are called countable nouns. Generally, there are two forms: singular and plural. It can be modified by adding a, an or a numeral in front.

Uncountable nouns: Nouns that cannot be counted are called uncountable nouns. There is no plural form, and the indefinite articles a and an cannot be used before it, nor can numerals be added directly, but it can be combined with certain quantifier phrases to express quantity. For example: a glass of water, two cups of tea.

Fill in the blanks with a, an or some.

1._______ potato

2. _______ beef

3. ________ milk

4. ________ strawberry

5. ________ chicken

6. ________ egg

7. ________ mutton

8. ________ apple

9. ________ tomato

10. ______ noodles

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