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The book is old. pone ; 3 (SIO book MRR AENLAN ae ciel ADL Gy =HGY book BBS—DPARANBAS * ZANDE ‘the’ ® The lemons in the fridge smell nice. ea | (FANS lemons’ A ‘fridge’ BEBE * JANIE ‘the’ ° ) © The sun is in the sky. The moon is full at Mid-Autumn Festival. ( (AB ROVARZGARWS—ML ANIL “he’ >) & TESA © There is a orange on the table. @ There is an orange on the table. Bad orange’ TSS BRN B—| MEH ANE 'an' > @ Sally has a bag, A bag is small @ Sally has a bag, The bag is small. RAREWRF CREM ANIL the’ > © There is a plane in a blue sky @ There is a plane in the blue sky. FBRSARB HN BD » MEME TVS blue’ » BAR the’ ° ® amieees BAW RSID F case ee » WRERELR LERMAT ° My cousin has a cat. A cat is fat, od 4 HUBER! ae ae & ARBOT @ PSNI — NERS BRTHBR) 16Exercises VY Gj Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’. e.g. le the Earth armchair 2: 2.3: big apple rosinan __- Easter eggs Onme® SsnzaaE f WG RAISE + DUR + Teh @ Circle the correct answers. Drege» PADUA he « e.g. There is @y an / the ) flyon(a/an /¢he)) wall. 1. My brother puts his toys on (a / an / the ) floor. 2. (A/An /The ) sun is shining. 3. My maid is wearing (a / an / the ) apron. She is holding (a / an / the ) iron. L 4. Look at (a/an/ the ) old man! He is holding (a / an / the ) gun. Be carefull DRRB ©i i ds. G fill in the blanks with the given wor Poimsese BREELESHTENSS HDA Ie: | lookate.g. the picture. g. the _ picture.There is 1. Apple tree. 2. apples are big and red. 43. cat is climbing 4. tree.Z5. scathas 6% long tail. OWES | Look at the Picture. Describe the Picture with ‘a’,‘an’ or ‘the’ and the given words, There is in ship / sea @ MRT aye ll CRAB) 18(2) Cardinal numbers Mi eS RRM \/ 1, MF (numbers) TARMRAAM » YS OIRUM ° | \B— RBA RA 89S 2B Wed (cardinal numbers) 2. SREZ!—] (one): REVNCUNCHABARBMIVSA : SARS (3) (zero) RAI (—] 1 ABBMIRZE - 3. BRABARBS TA dozen’ (+=) » ‘hundred’ (S) 3 thousand’ (+) $ FH MET Lo’ RGM: BASASE : NSSHAB AMOR AHS + ‘dozen’ + ‘hundred’ 3 ‘thousand’ SFAHLAS ARNE ° HS ‘two dozen’ * ‘three hundred’ #1] ‘four thousand’ ° amine Vl WRERD—LER EG : 51 52 53 54 55 fifty-one fifty-two fifty-three fifty-four fifty-five 56 57 58 59 60 fifty-six fifty-seven fifty-eight fifty-nine sixty 61 62 63 64 65 sixty-one sixty-two. sixty-three sixty-four sixty-five 66 67 68 69 70 sixty-six sixty-seven sixty-eight sixty-nine seventy 80 90 100 1000 0 eighty ninety hundred thousand zero BBRE @UF R-HERBRAHRSSBOMT * ifty-four Cups © fifty buttons : ; -eight aie sixty-two soldiers Te eighty days three hundred children zero degrees S®@e@Q88 ® © seventy-one shops ninety-six buses two thousand dollars a Suman \/ €3 Two hundreds students are in the hall. @ Two hundred students are in the hall. ZEDLEDIOCH » BEA hundred’ ZAM ZAR—H two! ERSR BRR, R869 ‘hundreds’ ° ) wanes \/ BW Malar M Nem MRE LENT ° Sally buys three dozens eggs. Exercises GJ Do the matching. e.g. 15 ee eighty-five d 1 Coss". fifteen 2. 64 ° e sixty-four 3. GED * one hundred 4. 100 ° ° fifty-three @® WRAL — AYAB MAR RAAB) 16@ What do the children want to be? Look at the chart. Fill in the blanks with the correct cardinal numbers. Ht Ht HH He HE tt Ht at MAE HM HH HO HE HE att tH He ett Ht HH A AE He HP He tt Hh Et HH HY He He HP tt ate He He HH Ot Oe I Hh Ht HE EHP HU Ht He th eA te ® | HHHHHHHHEW cy | tt tt ait at tt te tt at at In this school, e.g. _ fifty-eight _ children want to be a singer. Ppusemrin 18 (PRRBBA SAS 18 4770108 /f (B03) - BSB A> 1, ___ children want to be a fire fighter. 2. children want to be a teacher. 3. children want to be a nurse. 4. children want to be a doctor. Zo. __ children want fo be a police officer. amee Le OOant I G@ Look at the students’ test papers: F ill in the blanks with cardinal numbers in words. Name Ime : Tamm, ay e.g. Tammy has _eightyseven_moris: QB pum waA Bi 87° [ Bi eighty seven’ car) ah 1. Jenny has marks. No Name 2. Andy has marks. Andy x ~" Name : §, 3. Sally has marks. me : Sally Name : L 4. David has marks. ime : Davig OME Tnescs “1 Look at the picture. Write a sentence about Grandma with the correct number and the given words. Grandma is years old 10, J SSR —AVNSKSIM (HAMM) 16Countable and (3) uncountable nouns Gp axmus 1. 284] (nouns) 2APRIBWAM » SRE H— BE - ®IRZA (countable nouns) RARARBM (uncountable nouns) #BIIHIz CORR « 2. TRASAMEHR : © §X (singular): BREE [—] OF CA BRRAE - © 8H (plural): SMBS (—] F BRBRRSH - 3. ABDSHHERUS LEBRSHAML's’ BHA-KBRER RA B(RSENR]- RERLHNARUM RBNDKREHSSR - 4. UPRIMSHVCIRSAWRP— WSK ¢ 5. FSRNHH NHN READS HARASPNIMSARAIMSaa ‘the’ RA (MSI BIR. « ARMMER-EERSREBE Be SRNESDE ARS HZATARED - BS2Ry HOSESD AMSHZAA ARRES ° ° BSGGRZA WAAR ‘O < ‘an’ TRA FABZA + DRERUERAMUE HS | + TIASVERRS BUR - HORSHAA BRIER ° + QS AIRZATERS ‘o's ‘an’ RSE A ° BRIER TASHNRSR TESA RID PSHE (AsO ‘some’) » S859 (130 ‘a lot of’) DREEATED (540 ‘a piece of’) ° °¢ AIRSHERAAR POTS (OSSHEA WE KaEy FB ° RS BRR ‘)aan anee | auee eure mLAORRE Oy} sant ons | ABDSMOAMUMLERMARAN LE @ | bench | benches | k's’: ‘ch’ 's’ sx’ St'2' BHIBE * Bey | Do BBNLE CNUAMVERERR ER, | DOLE'es'° ® | tory | tories | SBM 'y SSM 'y MAME Waa > Age y Wave BDL 'es' > ®@ | leat leaves | Hcb—w4 1 te GENS BARBIE | Ibs BS HK te’ WA » FDDE ves’ ! ) ® | sheep | sheep BUSAN EMvENSREEED ° ® | goose | geese | BRIG RMMMRE TRAUMA - @ Mr. Chung has a cow. (EAERIDP + 5859 ‘o’ RMB [—] - ABBRL cow’ > ) Miss Chan has eighty books. (ZLLEBIDD + BSE eighty RBA [—] AAEMSEH books’ > ) ® Jenny is eating a piece of bread. (2DLEMIP * bread LATS TEA LRT AM - ) © TESA © There is a water on the leaf. @ There is a drop of water on the leaf. BRIATHSAHAE RATA ‘a - ‘on’ Sae3 + (ST FARRATES « @Q RGR — ALAR (ETRE) 18,() saees Y BW PDF CER » ABE HER L LEMNT There are six tomatos. tomato’ ii) COB FORE? Exercises V @ Label each picture with ONE word only. Use plural form if necessary. box tice bread child tree fish ll: 2: TBF si. OY trees Camere ‘Tree’ (1) BIRBE - Spas Re + PARR ERSE ‘trees’ > e.g. e.g. The dog is eating a (6oné)/ bones ). 1. Lam going to sing some ( song / songs ). 2. We can use ( wood / woods ) to make furniture. “L 3. She likes drinking ( orange juice / oranges juice ).G Tick (Vv) the correct sentences and cross (x) the Wrong ones. Qruennee nie e.g. Lily is drinking some milk. la Je | 1. There are two windows in my room. C] 2. Some smokes are coming out of the room. a| 3. He is sleeping on the grasses. L] 4. She puts the bottles on the table. L] “L_5. There is some coffees in the cup. @ Put the words in the correct order. Write the sentences with the correct form of the nouns. piggy e.g. friend have | some | have some friends. 1. Gio has she money i 2. Gin deer two see x TGS 8 “7 Look at the picture. Describe the picture with the correct form of the given nouns. There are three _.They have some @ SRBRU — RNB RAR (BATBMR) 18