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Lesson18
I’m hungry mum!

I.WARM-UP.
1.What is it?

2.Which word? This word related to eating.
FOOD
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II.TEXT
VOCABULARY
Some (n):
Any (n):
To give (v):
To want (v):






Cake
Chocolate
Một vài, một ít
Một vài, một ít
Cho
Muốn
Bananas
Eggs
Potatoes
Rice
Salt
Tomato
Sugar
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GRAMMAR
SOME-ANY: Indefinite adjectives.
Stand before noun
Ex: 1.Give me some chocolate, please.
2. There isn’t any chocolate.
SOME-ANY: Indefinite pronoun.
Stand alone.
Ex: 1. Is there any rice in the box?
Yes, there is some.
2. Are there any potatoes in the box?
No, there aren’t any.
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some
Use:
Goes with imperative and affirmative sentences.
Ex: 1. Give me some salt, please.
2. I want some biscuits.
Goes with countable nouns.
Goes with uncountable nouns. (form isn’t plural, verb is singular)

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any

Use:
Goes with negative sentence and question.
Ex: 1. There isn’t any in the bag.
2. Do you want any ?
Goes with countable noun and uncountable noun.
rice
sweets
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Practice 1
A. Give me some………………..,please.
I’m sorry. There isn’t ………. .……..
Rice
Chocolate
Sugar
Wine
Vegetable
Beer
Milk
Tea
any
rice
rice
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B. Give me some……………,please.
I’m sorry. There aren’t ……. ……..
Potatoes
Eggs
Tomatoes
Cakes
Sweets
Bananas
cakes
any
cakes
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CONSOLIDATION
Put some or any in the blanks.
1.Please give me ………coffee.
2. There isn’t…….milk in the cup.
3.We want……... tomatoes. We haven’t got……in the fridge.
4.I haven’t got……letter for you today.
5. I don’t like biscuits but I like ……….cakes.
some
some
some
any
any
any