English Club

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20-Jul-2019
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 GUESS
NUMBER

1
The
party
NEW VOCABULARY
1 Bottle /ˈbɒtl/ n chai
2 Glass /ɡlɑːs/ n ly
3 Cup /kʌp/ n Cốc
4 Mug /mʌɡ/ n Cốc sứ
5 Bowl /bəʊl/ n Tô/ chén
6 Plate /pleɪt/ n Dĩa / Dish
7 Grown-up /ˈɡrəʊn ʌp/ n Người trưởng thành / Adult
8 Wine /waɪn/ n Rượu
9 Beer /bɪə(r)/ n Bia
10 Coke /kəʊk/ n Nước ngọt
The party
The party
The band at this party is playing very loudly. The happy pair
are having the first dance. There’s plenty of food and drinks
for everyone. Some people are sitting quietly, doing nothing.
The children are having fun and making lots of noise. Look for
them under the table, upstairs and downstairs. Let’s hope
they will be careful and not fall! There are so many things to
do at a party!
LET’S SPEAK!

What food do you like to eat at the party?

Why do you think the girl with blonde hair is
crying?
When you are thirsty, what would you like to drink?
What is the best present you have had at a
birthday party?
 Listening
Exercise 1
Listen & circle the correct word to complete these sentences.

1 Lucy’s surname is … a. More b. Moor c. Moore

2 She is in class … a. 1C b. 1B c. 4B

3 Lucy is … a. 13 b. 14 c. 15

4 The librarian asks for Lucy’s … a. Address b. Photo c. Passport

 Listening
Exercise 2 Lucy: Hello.
Complete the gaps with a word School librarian: Hello, what’s your name?
from the box. Lucy: My name’s Lucy.
School librarian: surname
And what’s your _______________, Lucy?
class
Lucy: Moore.
photo School librarian: spell
Can you _______________ that?
Lucy: M-O-O-R-E.
spell School librarian: class
Thank you. What _______________ are you in?
surname Lucy: Class 1B.
School librarian: old
Class 1B. And how _______________ are you, Lucy?
old Lucy: I’m 13.
School librarian: photo
Have you got a _______________?
card
Lucy: Yes, here you are.
School librarian: Thank you ... OK, thank you, Lucy.
card
Here’s your school library ___________.
Lucy: Thanks. Bye.
School librarian: Goodbye.
 1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Countable Nouns
COUNTABLE NOUNS are nouns that we can count.
They can be singular or plural.
Ex:
I have a boiled egg for breakfast.
I bought three story books yesterday.
The students in this school are very polite.
We use the indefinite article (a/ an) or definite
article (the) before singular nouns.
a boiled egg or the egg in the refrigerator
We use a definite article (the) or a number, or
many/ few before plural nouns.
the students
three story books
many years
few things we need to complete
 1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Countable Nouns
We change most singular nouns to plurals by adding –s.
However, there are some that do not follow the rule.

Nouns We change … Examples

Nouns ending in -s, -x, -ss, -ch, -sh
Nouns ending in -o
Nouns ending in a vowel ＋ -y
Nouns ending in a consonant ＋ -y
Nouns ending in -f/-fe
Some special nouns
Some animals
＋es buses, boxes, dresses, watches, bushes
＋s or ＋es pianos, zoos, tomatoes, potatoes, heroes
＋s boys, cats, days, monkeys,
change y to ies bodies, cities, countries, ladies, families
change -f/-fe to -ves leaves, shelves, lives, knives
change the vowel(s), Foot  feet,
change some letters at Man  men
the end, Mouse  mice
add letters at the end Child  children
Make no change Fish  fish, deer  deer, Sheep sheep
 1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Uncountable Nouns
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS are nouns that we cannot If we want to show the amount of an uncountable noun, we
count. We cannot count them because they: use quantity words in front of it.
• are too difficult to count. e.g. two cups of tea
e.g. rice, hair, sugar a bowl of rice
• do not have separate parts. three tins of paint
e.g. air, water, steam
• are abstract.
e.g. friendship, happiness, health

Uncountable nouns do not have a plural form. We cannot use many/few with uncountable nouns, but we
We do not use an indefinite article (a/an) or can say some/much/ a lot of/ all of the/ most of the water,
numerals (one, two, three, etc.) in front of these butter, cheese, etc.
nouns.
1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Countable Nouns/ Uncountable Nouns
Exercise 1
Underline the noun in each sentence and write ‘C’ or ‘U’ to show whether the noun
is countable or uncountable.
C
1. That is a very good painting. __________
U
2. I don’t like coffee. __________
C
3. I need two clean glasses. __________
C
4. She bought a new iron yesterday. __________
U
5. They’ve got plenty of coal. __________
U
6. Would you like some chicken? __________
U
7. Too much cake isn’t good for you. __________
C
8. She ate a whole chicken. __________.
U
9. How much flour did you buy? __________.
U
10. Hope keeps me going. __________
1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Countable Nouns/ Uncountable Nouns
Exercise 2
Use the correct form of the given nouns to complete the following sentences.
language party fun vegetable information
fruit money hair advice sleeve
1. vegetable from the supermarket.
We can buy fresh _______________
2. information about the tour to Japan.
Mrs. Lee went to the travel agent for some _______________
3. sleeves
I can’t wear this shirt. The _______________ are too long.
4. languages does Jenny speak?
How many _______________
5. money
Miss Ng spends a lot of _______________ on clothes.
6. advice
I don’t know what to do. Please give me some _______________.
7. hair
Karen has beautiful _______________.
8. fun
We had a lot of _______________ at the party last night.
9. parties/ party
Susan enjoys going to _______________.
10. fruit
Alan eats a lot of _______________.
1 GRAMMAR POINTS
Countable Nouns/ Uncountable Nouns
Exercise 3
Underline the INCORRECT word in each sentence and WRITE the correct word in the space provided.

1 He takes part in a lot of extracurricular activitys. Activitys Activities

2 I always put three teaspoon of sugar in my coffee. Teaspoon Teaspoons
3 The field is full of sheeps. Sheeps Sheep
4 The thief was wearing jean. Jean Jeans
5 Money cannot buy happinesses. Happinesses Happiness
6 They want to finish the job themself. Themselves Themselves
7 How many piece of cheese would you like? Many Much
8 A mice was hiding under the table. Mice Mouse
9 Put on more cloth or you will get a cold. Cloth Clothes
10 There are a lot of child playing on the yard. Child Children
VOCABULARY

Daily Custom
Activity
VOCABULARY

tea coffee milk milkshake

water Hot chocolate beer wine

Fizzy drinks lemon juice Ice cubes

REVIEW SESSION

What have you

learned today?
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