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Unit 7 Be wise with money
(Grammar)
What was Simon and his mum going to buy in the new mall?
a new pair of sports shoes
a new computer
a
the amount: only one
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What are they going to buy in the supermarket?
some meat
some fruit and vegetables
some bananas
We use some to talk about the amount of something.
Some can be followed with both countable nouns and uncountable nouns.
Read and learn
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Do they need any other things?
We use any to talk about the amount of something.
Any can be followed with both countable nouns
and uncountable nouns.
Read and learn
Yes. They don’t have any drinks.
What about salt?
No. They don’t need any salt.
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Compare and sum up
Sentence 1: They need to buy some meat, fruit and vegetables.Sentence 2: Do they need any other things?Sentence 3: They don’t have any drinks.
Compare the sentences and summarize the feature.
some
any
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Read and think
1. Can we use some in any questions?
2. Can we use any in positive sentences?
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Think and learn
Why not / Why don’t you buy some milk?
What / How about buying some drinks?
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We can use any in some positive sentences to
refer to a person or thing of a particular type.
eg:
I can see you any time on Monday.
If I can help in any way, let me know.
Think and learn
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Millie: Mum, I have (1) ________ pocket money and I want to manage it well.
Can you help me?
Mum: Sure. What do you want to do with your money?
Millie: First, I want to buy (2) ________ new things.
Mum: OK. What do you want to buy?
Millie: I don’t have (3) ________ notebooks. I need (4) _______ new ones.
I also want to buy (5)________ gifts for my friends.
Mum: Do you have (6) ________ ideas for the rest of your money?
Millie: Maybe I can save it.
Mum: You can put it in the bank. I can help you.
Millie: Great! Thanks, Mum!
Complete their conversation with some and any.
some
some
some
some
any
any
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Do you have any pocket money?
What do you usually do with it?
Talk with your partner about what you usually do
with your pocket money, using some and any.
A: Excuse me, what do you usually do with your pocket money?B: I usually use some pocket money to ...A: Do you often spend any on ...?B: Yes, I often spend some on ... / No, I don’t spend any on ...A: What else do you want to do with the rest of your money?B: I may save some ...
Learn and migrate
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Simon and his mum are back from shopping.
What can you see on the table?
There is a watermelon.
There is some milk.
There are some carrots.
Positive sentence: There is / are ...
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There is a watermelon.
There is some milk.
There are some carrots.
Look and learn
is
are
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Look and learn
Do they buy any bread?
No. There isn’t any bread.
Do they buy any oranges?
No. There aren’t any oranges.
Negative sentence: There isn’t / aren’t ...
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Look and learn
Are there any snacks on the table?
Yes, there is.
No, there aren’t.
Is there any juice on the table?
Yes-no question: Is there ...? / Are there ...?
Answer: Yes, there is/are. No, there isn’t/aren’t.
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Sum up
Positive sentence: There is ... / There are ...
Negative sentence:There isn’t ... /There aren’t ...
Yes-no question: Is there ...? / Are there ...?
Answer: Yes, there is/are. No, there isn’t/aren’t.
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Learn and practice
There are some shops around my school. Near the school gate,
(1) _________ a bookshop. (2) __________ a lot of good books
in it. (3) __________ also some pens, erasers and notebooks.
Sometimes we go there after school. (4) __________ music boxes
and some other nice things too. We can buy them as presents for
our friends. Not far away from my school, (5) ________ also
a supermarket. It is not very big, but (6) _________ all kinds of
snacks in it.
Millie is writing about shops around her school. Help her complete her article with the correct forms of there be.
there is
there are
there is
There are
There are
There are
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Learn and migrate
Talk with your partner about things in shops or supermarkets around your home or school, using there be, some or any.
Not far away from my home, there is a big supermarket. It is easy for us to buy all kinds of things. There are two floors in it. On the first floor, there are some ... There is also a ... On the second floor, there are some ... But there aren’t any ... in the supermarket. You can buy it in the shopping mall.
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Sum up
In this lesson, we have learnt:
1. the usage of some/any, and to use them to talk about the amount of something, especially in money management;
2. the usage of there be, and to use it to show something exists.
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Homework
Compulsory homework:
1.Talk about things in your school or at home, using there be, some or any.
2. Preview Pronunciation on page 87.
Optional homework:
Make a mind map of Grammar and use some/any/there be to talk about your own money management.
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