Lesson Plan Content:
This Week- Countable and Uncountable
Countable and Uncountable Nouns/ Present Perfect Simple
Try to find things you have done more of than your partner in the last seven days by giving
information about yourself and/ or asking your partner questions.
Suggested topics
Alcohol/ Drinking
Breaks
Commuting/ Travel/ Hours on trains
(Cups of) tea/ (Cups of) coffee
Eating out/ Fast food/ Junk food
Emails/ Emailing
Exercise/ Walking
Food/ Meals
Housework
Listening to music/ Listening to the radio
Meeting people from overseas
(Business) meetings
Reading
Shopping/ Purchases
Sleep
Smoking/ Cigarettes
Snacks
Spending money
Spending time with your family
Studying
Studying English/ Homework
Surfing the web
Teleconferences/ Videoconferences
Telephoning
Using English
Watching TV/ Watching DVDs/ Watching movies
Work/ Hours at work/ Jobs/ Projects
Useful language
A huge amount/ number A lot
Quite a lot Not much
Little/ Few Very little/ Very few
Hardly any No…/ None
Written by Alex Case for UsingEnglish.com © 2014
Without looking at the last page, put “s” after any of the nouns below which can take it.
Alcohol/ Drinking
Break
Commuting/ Travel/ Hour on train
(Cup of) tea/ (Cup of) coffee
Eating out/ Fast food/ Junk food
Email/ Emailing
Exercise/ Walking
Food/ Meal
Housework
Listening to music/ Listening to the radio
Meeting people (from overseas)
(Business) meeting
Reading
Shopping/ Purchase
Sleep
Smoking/ Cigarette
Snack
Spending money
Spending time with your family
Studying
Studying English/ Homework
Surfing the web
Teleconference/ Videoconference
Telephoning
Using English
Watching TV/ Watching DVD/ Watching movie
Work/ Hour at work/ Job/ Project
Check your answers with the last page. Other answers might be possible.
What would these things mean?
I have done some exercises.
I have drunk many teas.
I have watched many TVs.
Written by Alex Case for UsingEnglish.com © 2014
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