8. Uncountable and plural numbers

Warm-up

Types of holidays

Exercise 1


Exercise 2

* Uncountable and plural nouns (SO Upper 4.2)
Group sort - Drag and drop each item into its correct group.
https://wordwall.net/resource/28962141

Exercise 3

* uncountable and plural nouns speakout 4.2
Group sort - Drag and drop each item into its correct group.
https://wordwall.net/resource/39584754/-uncountable-and-plural-nouns-speakout-42

Exercise 4

Exercise 5

Exercise 6

Exercise 7

Prepare a speech using suggested words

  1. Your luggage has disappeared at the airport. You go to the information desk to ask for help.
    Use: luggage, information, belongings, advice
  1. You’ve just arrived at your accommodation, but the room is terrible. The furniture is old and some of the equipment doesn’t work.
    Use: accommodation, room, furniture, equipment
  1. You’re late for an important meeting because of heavy traffic. You’re trying to find another way to get there.
    Use: traffic, police, advice
  1. You’re staying on the outskirts of a big city. You want to get to the city centre, but you don’t know the best way to get there.
    Use: outskirts, traffic, advice
  1. You’ve planned a day of sightseeing, but the weather suddenly becomes terrible. You need to find something else to do.
    Use: weather, advice, information
  1. You arrive at your hotel and realise that you’ve forgotten all your toiletries. You need to find a solution.
    Use: toiletries, accommodation, advice
  1. You accidentally tear your trousers just before an important event. You need to fix them quickly.
    Use: trousers, scissors, belongings
  1. You’re organising a party at home. You realise that there isn’t enough room for everyone and some of the equipment doesn’t work.
    Use: room, equipment, furniture
  1. You see something strange outside your hotel. You don’t know what happened, so you need to find some information.
    Use: remains, information, police
  1. You accidentally break a glass in a restaurant. The waiter comes over and you need to explain what happened.
    Use: glass, manner, advice
  1. Your grandchildren are coming over for the weekend, and you’ve planned a craft activity for them. But you realise that some of the equipment is missing, including the scissors. You need to think of another activity or find another solution.
    Use: scissors, advice, equipment
  1. You’ve just moved into a new apartment. The accommodation is great, but there’s almost no furniture and some basic equipment is missing.
    Use: accommodation, furniture, equipment, room
  1. Your flight is cancelled and you have to stay in the city overnight. You have your luggage, but you don’t have anywhere to stay.
    Use: luggage, accommodation, toiletries, advice
  1. You see a lot of people running away from a building. You don’t know what’s happening, and then you see the police arriving.
    Use: police, news, information, advice
  1. You want to improve your English, so you start doing some research online. You find so much different information that you don’t know what to believe.
    Use: research, information, advice, progress