七年级英语上册Unit6FoodandlifestyleGrammar课件(新版)牛津版.pptVIP

* Unit 6 Food and lifestyleGrammar Odd One Out A countable noun (可数名词) refers to something we can count, such as an apple, two pears and ten lemons. An uncountable noun (不可数名词) refers to something we cannot count. For example, we cannot say a bread. Odd One Out Odd One Out Odd One Out Form the plural of countable nouns an orange two oranges a cake two cakes most nouns: + -s When to use “an”? When to use “a”？ If the noun starts with a vowel sound, we use an. if the noun starts with a consonant sound, we use a. TIP Form the plural of countable nouns a story some stories