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GRAMMAR SELF-STUDY
III YEAR, II TERM
KEY to ‘THE NOUN + SUBJECT-PREDICATE AGREEMENT’
TASK 1. Revision: The Noun. Sort out the nouns in the box in to the categories given in the table.
Always countable | Always uncountable | Both |
sheep, mice, sun, tooth, funeral, watch, people | research, accommodation, furniture, dust, advice, information, news, police, scissors, music, secrecy, health, traffic, weather, money | travel, hair, work, beauty, talk, ice-cream, sky, experience, difficulty, technology, politics, talent, time, success |
TASK 2. Revision: The Noun. Revise the use of quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns given in the table and choose the right word in brackets.
1 – fewer; 2 – less; 3 – a lot of; 4 – a lot; 5 –a great deal of; 6 – many; 7 - most of the; 8 – most; 9 – most; 10 – a little; 11 – a few; 12 – several; 13 – any; 14 – any; 15 – enough; 16 - hardly any; 17 – neither; 18 – both; 19 – no; 20 – no / a great deal of.
TASK 3. Revision: The Noun. Fill in the gaps with the quantifiers given in the box. The first one is done for you. You can use some words more than once.
1 – many; 2 – few; 3 – few; 4 – some; 5 – plenty of/enough; 6 – none/ few/ hardly any; 7 – enough; 8 – some; 9 – very little; 10 – some; 11 – any; 12 – no; 13 – any; 14 – some.
TASK 4. Revision: The Noun. Decide if the sentences below are correct or have mistakes. Make the necessary corrections.
1. Researches into cancer have not yet come up with a cure.
TASK 5. Revision: The Noun. Give the plural forms of the nouns given below.
a bamboo – bamboos
a focus – foci
a forget-me-not - forget-me-nots
a trout - trout
a kilo – kilos
a leaf - leaves
a hairdo – hairdos
a story-teller= tellers
a mosquito – mosquitoes
a path - paths
a Negro – Negroes
a grouse - grouse
a thief - thieves
a dragonfly – dragonflies
a louse - lice
a goodbye – goodbyes
a bath – baths
a photo – photos
a sheaf – sheaves
a woman-hater – woman-haters
a taboo – taboos
a nucleus - nuclei
a hoof – hoofs/hooves
a cuckoo – cuckoos
a half – halves
a phenomenon - phenomena
a volcano – volcanoes
a gulf – gulfs
a woman-journalist – women-journalists
a cello – cellos
a Swiss - Swiss
a leaf - leaves
a doe – does
a stay-at-home – stay-at-homes
a chief - chiefs
a zero – zeros
a go-between – go-betweens
a calf - calves
a canoe – canoes
a brother-in-law – brothers-in-law
a still life – still lifes
a buffalo – buffaloes
Jenny – Jennys
a chessman - chessmen
a booth – booths
a looker-on – lookers-on
a Hindoo – Hindoos
a scarf – scarfs/scarves
a youth – youths
a an analysis – analyses
TASK 6. Cherry Reid is a famous explorer. Below you can read part of a diary she kept when she was travelling. Open the brackets and fill in the gaps in her diary.
Dec 11. I have walked a long way, and my feet are tired. As I sit here, resting, I realize there just aren't enough pages in my diary to describe this lovely place!
On the hills, some men from the nearby village are driving their sheep home. In the valley, they are ploughing with oxen and there are also some people on the river bank, catching fish with spears. Oh! One of them has just caught two fish with one spear!
The women of the village are colourfully dressed, with red and blue kerchiefs covering their hair. They farm small plots of land where they grow potatoes and tomatoes. They carry their babies on their backs all the time they are working. Geese stand outside the wooden houses and warn the women of approaching strangers. Outside the houses the children are picking fruit from different fruit-trees. They look healthy, with perfect teeth. Some of the boys are carving toys with sharp knives.
Life is very simple here. I have seen no radios and the people do not even use matches to light their fires. Several people were very surprised when I showed them their photos that I made with my Polaroid.
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