Structure: Asking About Numbers of Objects – Basic 1 English Lesson Note (Third Term)
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- Subject
- English Studies
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- Third Term
- Topic
- Structure: Asking About Numbers of Objects
- Order
- Topic 2 of 37 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Question Words for Counting:
- How many – How many books are there?
- How much – How much water is there?
Question Form:
- How many + object + are there?
- How many + object + do you have?
Examples:
- How many pens are there?
- How many books do you have?
- How many chairs are in the room?
Exercise 5: Complete the questions:
- How many _____ are there? (cats)
- How many _____ do you have? (toys)
- How many _____ are on the table? (cups)
Exercise 6: Ask questions about these pictures: (Teacher shows pictures of objects)
- 🍎🍎🍎 → How many _____ are there?
- 📚📚 → How many _____ do you see?
- ⚽⚽⚽⚽ → How many _____ are there?
Exercise 7: Answer these questions:
- How many fingers do you have? _____
- How many eyes do you have? _____
- How many books are on your desk? _____
This term's English Studies topics
Basic 1 Third Term · 37 topics
- Phonics: Basic Sounds in Words
- Structure: Asking About Numbers of Objects
- Vocabulary: New Words
- Reading: Basic Reading Skills
- Phonics: Expressing Gratitude & Farewell
- Simple Greetings & Commands
- Structure: Habitual Actions (Simple Present Tense)
- Vocabulary: New Words II
- Reading: Song on Habitual Actions
- Phonics: Pronunciation Practice II
- Structure: Continuous Actions



