ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 2: AT THE DIG

 ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 2: AT THE DIG

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TOTALLY CULTURE FILM

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YOUNG DETECTIVES - EPISODE 3: "THE RUBY ROBBER"

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ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 5: AT THE MARKET 2023

 

ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 5: AT THE MARKET

When we talk about objects, food, drinks, etc. there is something we should consider: Is it countable or uncountable?
But... What is "countable"?

COUNTABLE is a noun that we can count: Three dogs, eighty books, seven dwarves... "dogs", "books" and "dwarves" are countable nouns.

UNCOUNTABLE is a noun that we cannot count. "Seven money", "four water" are terrible mistakes😱 (we cannot count 'moneys' or 'waters').
We can, however, say "seven euros" or "four water bottles". By using more nouns we can turn an uncountable noun into a countable one.

We don't use these nouns in an isolated way. We usually need to use A/AN, SOME and ANY but... do you know when to use them appropriately?

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TOTALLY CULTURE: TOTALLY

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ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 4: AT THE THEATRE 2023

 

ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 4: AT THE THEATRE

GENIALLY ROOFTOPS

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CULTURE FILM VIDEO

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STORY

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ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 3: AT THE SURPRISE PARTY 2023

ROOFTOPS 6 - UNIT 3: AT THE SURPRISE PARTY

In UNIT 3 we are reviewing the present continuous form and we are learning the PAST CONTINUOUS FORM right now.  Go to the old post

In this UNIT 3, we are talking about MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY. This topic is quite complicated because of the different relationships in one family. Have a look at these GAMES that can help you and make clear your ideas!! LET'S GO!!!!

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CULTURE FILM: TOTALLY ROYAL!

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YOUNG DETECTIVES - EPISODE 4: COACH JONES' HOUSE

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