Say for each of the following words whether it is countable or uncountable:

-milk
- money
- book
- sugar
- rice
- mushroom
- apple

Complete the sentence with the correct verb:

-It´s the worst pizza I have ever ....
- It is the best book I have ever ...
- He is the nicest person I have ever ...

What is the difference between the zero conditional and the first conditional?

Fill in the gap with a/an, any, some:

Would you like ... apple?
Do we need ... vegetables?
... students are not at school today.
Please can I have ... water?

Two truths and a lie

Write three sentences in the present perfect (about experiences you have had) and let your partner guess which one is the lie

Active to passive:

Sam is washing the car.
She opened the window.

1. How ... people are coming?
2. We've got ... chicken but there isn't ... rice.
3. How ... water do you think we need?
4. There's ... cat in the garden.

Put the words in order:

never / we / sushi / eaten / have


haven´t / doing / yet / our / we / homework / finished

for years / worked / Sam´s / at the bank/ mom / has

just / no, tank you / have / I / lunch / had

James / never / famous / has / person / to / spoken

If you (not/like) ... the soup, you (not/have)..... to eat it.
If you (not/know) ... the way, I (pick) .... you up.
If you (heat) ..... water, it (boil) .

True or false:

Countable nouns refer to things that can be counted as individual units.

Sophie and I (know) ... each other since we were at school together.

I (play) ... tennis since I was eight years old.

Alain (be) ... in hospital three times this year.

I (want) … to be an actor for as long as I can remember.

´Chicken´ can be seen both as an uncountable and as a countable noun, explain why!

Ask your partner a question using the present perfect.