Within the list of count nouns, they put the plural forms in one column and the singular forms in another. Teacher offers help when needed and gives a final feedback. Here the teacher should also use visual aids and real things to explain the different ways of measuring or counting the things that cannot be counted using numbers. In groups of four students make a list of different phrases that native speakers use when they try to count or measure noncount nouns. Students are assigned to add as many phrases as they can to the list they have started in exercise A. Students can interview native speakers of English to make the list.
Teacher asks for volunteers to say the phrases native speakers use to count non-count nouns.
Teacher types the phrases to make a comprehensive list using the projector so that students can see. Students are asked to type the list and print it out Ex. After that they move to exercise 9-1. The exercise is similar to number C on P.216, but it is interesting to do again on the web where they get an immediate feedback, and they can enjoy the links to the photos of some of the places mentioned in the exercise. The words are given in sentences which makes them more contextualized than ex.