longman english world book1a 6b压缩包一些这个词意思不止一个.pdf

Key Structures 1B Ch 3 • some • How many …? There is / are … some The word ‘some’ means more than one. I can see some hippos. I can see some giraffes. Numbers We c so count the number of animals. I can see six hippos. I can see five giraffes. Numbers Do you remember how to count from 1 to 10? 1 2 3 4 5 one two three four five 6 7 8 9 10 six seven eight nine ten Numbers Let’s learn how to count from 11 to 20! 11 eleven 16 sixteen 12 twelve 17 seventeen  threeteen  eightteen 13 thirteen 18 eighteen 14 fourteen 19 n een  fiveteen 15 fifteen 20 twenty How many …? We can use ‘How many …?’ questions to find out the number of animals, things or people. We always use plural (+s) in the question. A: How many elephants are there? B: There are twelve elephants. We use ‘There are’ because there is more than one elephant. How many …? A: How many tigers are there?