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    Grammar count nouns noncount nouns an orange oranges a banana bananas I eat an orange every day. I eat bananas every day. Rice cereal I eat rice every day. I eat cereal every day. You can use an or a with singular count nouns. We have cereal. NOT We have cereals. Use any in questions and negatives. Do not use any in affirmative statements. I often eat some cheese and bread. I don't eat any meat

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    Grammar count nouns noncount nouns an orange oranges a banana bananas I eat an orange every day. I eat bananas every day. Rice cereal I eat rice every day. I eat cereal every day. You can use an or a with singular count nouns. We have cereal. NOT We have cereals. Use any in questions and negatives. Do not use any in affirmative statements. I often eat some cheese and bread. I don't eat any meat

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    Grammar count nouns noncount nouns an orange oranges a banana bananas I eat an orange every day. I eat bananas every day. Rice cereal I eat rice every day. I eat cereal every day. You can use an or a with singular count nouns. We have cereal. NOT We have cereals. Use any in questions and negatives. Do not use any in affirmative statements. I often eat some cheese and bread. I don't eat any meat

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    Language summary
    unit
    7
    Grammar
    Count and noncount nouns
    Count nouns Noncount nouns
    an orange oranges
    a banana bananas
    I eat an orange every day.
    I eat bananas every day.
    rice
    cereal
    I eat rice every day.
    I eat cereal every day.
    Use an or a with singular count nouns.
    I eat an orange every day.
    I eat a banana every day.
    You can use a number with plural count nouns.
    I eat two bananas every day.
    Noncount nouns are always singular.
    We have cereal. NOT We have cereals.
    Some and any
    Questions Answers
    Do you have any
    oranges?
    rice?
    Yes, I have some (oranges / rice).
    No, I dont have any (oranges / rice).
    What do you often eat for lunch? I often eat some cheese and bread.
    I dont eat any meat.
    Use any in questions and negatives. Do not use any in affirmative statements.
    I have some apples. NOT I have any apples.
    How often; time expressions
    How often
    How often do you eat cereal?
    I eat cereal every day.
    I eat cereal once in a while.
    I eat cereal twice a month.
    I eat cereal three times a month.
    I dont eat cereal very often.
    I never eat cereal.

    Vocabulary
    Food
    dairy
    fruit
    grains
    meat and protein
    vegetables
    apples
    bananas
    beans
    beef
    carrots
    cereal
    cheese
    chicken
    eggs
    fish
    milk
    noodles
    pasta
    potatoes
    rice
    tomatoes
    More food
    dumplings
    hamburgers
    hot dogs
    pancakes
    pizza
    salad
    soup
    spaghetti
    sushi
    tacos
    Functions
    Expressing dislikes
    I dont like . . .
    I dont like . . . at all.
    I hate . . . !
    Expressing likes
    I like . . .
    I really like . . .
    I love . . . !
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