5th grade Grammar

October


Here you have another explanation for the topics of the second bimestre.
Read and print them. You also need to be working with the extra practice (written exercises). We will be checking them in class.
Look at these sentences and decide if some or any should go in the spaces. Remember to look at the grammar review and think about which sentences are offers or requests.
Look at these sentences and decide if some or any should go in the spaces. Remember to look at the grammar review and think about which sentences are offers or requests.
1. Are there   cinemas in your town?
2. Can I have   sugar in my coffee, please?
3. He doesn't have   brothers or sisters in his family.
4. If you go and look in the kitchen, there are   magazines on the table.
5. There was nobody on the beach this morning. Only   seagulls and an old dog.
6. A few people in the world are very rich, but others don't have   money.
7. Would you like   wine with your dinner?
8. Can you get me   bread if you go to the shops?
9. It's not surprising she doesn't have   friends with her personality.
10. There are a few eggs in the fridge but you will need to buy   milk.
11. Do you want   help with your homework?
12.   people at the party last night were very bored.

1. Are there   cinemas in your town?
2. Can I have   sugar in my coffee, please?
3. He doesn't have   brothers or sisters in his family.
4. If you go and look in the kitchen, there are   magazines on the table.
5. There was nobody on the beach this morning. Only   seagulls and an old dog.
6. A few people in the world are very rich, but others don't have   money.
7. Would you like   wine with your dinner?
8. Can you get me   bread if you go to the shops?
9. It's not surprising she doesn't have   friends with her personality.
10. There are a few eggs in the fridge but you will need to buy   milk.
11. Do you want   help with your homework?
12.   people at the party last night were very bored.



Quantifiers in English 

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Quantifiers are used at the beginning of noun phrases. They are used to express an amount or a degree of something. They are also used with persons. Quantifiers with countable nouns, quantifiers with uncountable nouns, quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns;
Quantifiers in English

Nouns that Can Be Countable or Uncountable: Useful List & Examples
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Nouns that Can Be Countable or Uncountable: Useful List & Examples


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