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NP = Noun Phrase. THE LAST PART OF THE COURSE. NP – other exercises. CLASSES OF NOUNS AND DETERMINERS. pieces / bits. 3. Insert the appropriate nouns in the partitive constructions: I’ve just heard several useful __________ of information. Chopin wrote some wonderful __________ of music. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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NP = Noun PhraseTHE LAST PART OF THE
COURSE
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NP – other exercisesCLASSES OF NOUNS AND
DETERMINERS
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3. Insert the appropriate nouns in the partitive constructions:
a) I’ve just heard several useful __________ of information.b) Chopin wrote some wonderful __________ of music.c) I take two __________ of sugar in my coffee.d) Can you see the bug on that __________ of grass.e) You have to climb two __________ of stairs to reach the
attic.f) And finally add a __________ of salt and a __________ of soya
sauce.g) We need to buy a __________ of bread, a __________ of jam,
a __________ of milk, a __________ of toothpaste and two __________ of soap.
pieces / bits pieces
cubes / teaspoons / teaspoonfuls
bladeflights
pinch / teaspoon
teaspoonful / cup
loaf jar / canbottle / carton tube bars
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5. Use the appropriate determiner, depending on the type of the noun and the meaning.a) Could you pass me _____________ glass?b) This table is made of _____________ glass.c) _____________ beer makes you fat.d) There’s _____________ chicken in the garden.e) Do you want _____________ chicken of beef
for dinner.f) He has _____________ excellent knowledge of
German.g) Could you give me _____________ advice,
please?
the/a/
/a
/
an
a piece of
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Exercise 5 - continuedh) Sightseeing in London is quite _____________
experience, but not with this tour guide who lacks _____________ experience.
i) I bought _____________ special cheese made from goat’s milk.
j) _____________ child can see that. It’s elementary.
k) Don’t underestimate him. He’s _____________ fool.
l) _____________ days you win and _____________ days you lose.
an
/a
A/ anyno / nobody’sSome some
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6. Fill in the gaps using appropriate quantifiers.a) Hurry up! We don’t have_____________ time.b) I put _____________ salt in the soup. Perhaps too
_____________ .c) There’s a shortage of water because there’s
been _____________ rain recently.d) We can make omelets for breakfast, we’ve got
_____________________________ eggs.e) Come and sit at our table. There’s ______________
room.f) The cinema was almost empty. There were
_____________ people there.
enough/mucha lot of/
littlemuch/little
no/little
a few/ enough/ many/ a lot of enough/a lot
offew
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GENERIC1: specific indefinite2: specific indefiniteGENERIC
GENERICspecific indefinitespecific definiteGENERIC
GENERICspecific definite
GENERICspecific definite
GENERICspecific definite
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athe
theThe a /
the / / the
/ / / a
the /
the / a/ or the the
/ or the / the
the
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/ the
the a a
/ a /
an
the /
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/
thean the the
a thethe
A a thethe
the
the / a
/ // the
the thethe
/ a
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11. Choose the correct (singular or plural) form:
a) The shorts you bought doesn’t / don’t fit me.
b) The police wants / want to interview Fred about the robbery.
c) England has / have lost all their matches this season.
d) Can I borrow your scissors? Mine isn’t / aren’t sharp enough.
e) Gymnastics is / are my favorite sport.f) Fortunately, the news wasn’t / weren’t as
bad as we expected.g) A bicycle is a / some means of transport.h) You old folk doesn’t / don’t know anything
about us.
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11. Choose the correct (singular or plural) form:
i) Mumps is / are an unpleasant ailment.j) Ours is / are a great people.k) How much / many cattle was / were grazing
on the hillside?l) The archives of this company are / is kept in
the basement.m) The audience was / were applauding.n) The outskirts of the town are / is dullo) Bad news don’t / doesn’t make people
happy.
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ARE
HAVE/HAS
ARE
IS
WEREARE
IS
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isshow is
are
ownare is
are
spend
are
are favor
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OASES
STILL-LIFESMEMORANDUMSMEMORANDABELIEFS
CHASSIS
SCARFS / SCARVES
VIDEOS
WOMEN DOCTORS
PLAICEGRANTS-IN-AID
TABLEAUSTABLEAUX
HOOFSHOOVES
CACTUSES/ CACTI
APPENDIXES/ APPENDICES
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Crises can occur in best regulated families.
I bought beautiful silk scarfs/scarves and linen handkerchiefs/handkerchieves.
I need hundreds of pins.
I met some Swiss staying at the Ritz hotels.
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I can see salmon in the water.
My brothers want stories about spacecraft.
Those bacteria cause diseases.
Other criteria are needed in analyzing these phenomena.
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Many peoples live on this island.
We had such great weather on our holiday.
There is heavy traffic on the road to Belgrade.
Each piece of our luggage / each bag was …
I need accommodation. Do you know…
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GENDEREx. 18 and Ex. 19
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Sir
widower
heroine
stallion
tomcat
duchess
saleswomanheiress
ramnun
bachelorette / spinster
usherette(bride)groomgoose
he-goat
lioness
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WHO HE / SHE
HIMWHICH
ITSWHO THEIR
WHOTHEIRWHICH
ITSWHO
THEIRTHEY
THEIR
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PRONOUNSEx. 25 and Ex. 26
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YOU/ONE
YOUR/ONE’SONE’S
ONESELF THEMTHEY
SHEONESELFTHEY
HER WHICH /THAT
HERSELFITS
MYSELFONE /
SOMEHERSELF EACH
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ANYTHEMSELVESMYSELF
ITNOBODY ANYTHING
THEMSELVES HERSEL
FEACH OTHERITSELF
YOUANYBODY
THEYONE, TWO, …
ANOTHER ; MANY/MORE ; TWO/…/ELEVENWHAT
WE
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which/that/øwhom
wh0/whomwh0/whom
whichwhichwhich
whowho/whom
when/that/øwhich/that/ø
who/thatwhat/that/ø
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THE END(of the presentation, class
and course)