Datum: 3.3.2013 Projekt: Kvalitní výuka Registrační číslo: CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0731 Číslo DUM: VY_22_INOVACE_5 Jméno autora: Irena Moučková Název práce: Some, any, compounds Předmět: anglický jazyk Ročník: 1   Časová dotace: 30 minut Vzdělávací cíl: Materiál vytvořený v powerpointu je určen k výkladu nového učiva o používání neurčitých zájmen some a any a jejich složenin v angličtině. Jsou uvedeny i příklady situací, kde se zájmena používají. Následně si žáci ověřují pochopení nového učiva na cvičeních.Na závěr si žáci mají možnost porovnat doplněná cvičení se správným řešením promítnutým v power pointu. Pomůcky: pracovní listy, psací potřeby Poznámka: Žáci vypracovávají cvičení samostatně, pak si ve dvojicích vymění pracovní list y a porovnají si svá řešení navzájem, na závěr porovnají se správným řešením v power pointu. Inovace: zapojení audiovizuální techniky do výuky

SOME , ANY 1) Some is used in positive sentences with uncount nouns or count nouns in plural. There are some people. 2) Any is used in questions and negatives with uncount nouns and count nouns in plural. Have you got any brothers or sisters? 3) We use some in questions that are requests or offers. Can I have some coffee? 4) We use a with count nouns in singular. We have a book. 5) The rules for using any and some are the same for the compounds someone,anything,anybody, somewhere, etc.  

1. Complete the dialogue with some or any. Beth Let´s go to the cinema 1. Complete the dialogue with some or any. Beth Let´s go to the cinema. There are ………………. good films on this week. Martin I prefer being outsider.Let´s go mountain-biking. Are there …………… near here? Beth No, there aren´t. Martin Oh. Maybe we could go for a walk in the countryside. Beth There isn´t……………… countryside near here, but there are ……………….. interesting parts of town. Martin Great. Let´s go and look at ………………..traffic lights. Beth Don´t be silly. There are ……………… streets in the centre where there isn´t ……………. traffic. You just hate cities.

Complete the sentences with some- or any- + - body,-thing,-where. a) Why are you looking under the bed? Have you lost ………………….. ? b) We slept in a car because we didn´t have ………………………….. to stay. c) I wasn´t feeling hungry, so I didn´t eat ……………………….. d) Does ……………………… mind if I open the window? ……………………. who saw the accident should contact the police. e) Would you like …………………………. to eat? f) Has ………………. seen my bag? h) He is talking to ………………………… .  

Solution: 1. Complete the dialogue with some or any. Beth Let´s go to the cinema. There are some good films on this week. Martin I prefer being outside.Let´s go mountain-biking. Are there any near here? Beth No, there aren´t. Martin Oh. Maybe we could go for a walk in the countryside. Beth There isn´t any countryside near here, but there are some interesting parts of town. Martin Great. Let´s go and look at some traffic lights. Beth Don´t be silly. There are some streets in the centre where there isn´t any traffic. You just hate cities.   2. Complete the sentences with some- or any- + -body,-thing,-where. A) Why are you looking under the bed? Have you lost anything ? B) We slept in a car because we didn´t have anywhere to stay. C) I wasn´t feeling hungry, so I didn´t eat anything. D) Does anybody mind if I open the window? E)Someone who saw the accident should contact the police. F) Would you like something to eat? G) Has anybody seen my bag? H) He is talking to somebody .

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