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1.a.
Ginger is going to describe one of the pictures below. Which picture
is she describing? Picture 1 or picture 2?
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In
the picture, there are some kittens. One kitten is white and one is
brown, black and white. There are some puppies. There is a white rabbit.
There is also one hamster and there is one guinea pig.
When
does Ginger use ‘there is a...’ and when does Ginger use
‘there are some...’?
There is a ... : We use this with singular nouns
There are some... : We use this with plural nouns
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1.b.
Look at the following picture. Answer the following questions about
the picture.
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Remember:
Are there any kittens? Yes, there are / No,
there aren’t
Is there a cat? Yes, there is / No, there isn’t.
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1.c.
Write a description of the picture using ‘there is a...’
and ‘there are some...’, ‘there aren’t any...’,
there isn’t a’
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2.-
Focus on Some / Any
We use some and any with plural nouns
Look at the following examples:
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There are some cats.
• There aren’t any dogs.
• Do you have any guinea pigs?
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2.a. Complete
the rule of use for some and any. Place some or any into the gaps.
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2.b. Complete
the following sentences with some or any.
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3.-
Listen to Ginger and Foxy talk about their pets
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Ginger:
Do
you have any pets Foxy?
Foxy:
Yes,
I have.
Ginger:
What
pets do you have?
Foxy:
I
have some fish and some frogs.
Ginger:
How
many frogs have you got?
Foxy:
I’ve
got five frogs. They are all green and black.
Ginger:
How
many fish do you have?
Foxy:
I’ve
got seven fish. Do you have any pets Ginger?
Ginger:
No,
I don’t. I don’t like animals.
Foxy:
Really?
How strange!
Ginger:
My
brother has lots of pets though. He has some tortoises and some
rabbits.
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