Nouns & Articles

What are Nouns & Articles lessons?

Nouns & Articles is a comprehensive collection of lessons designed to help English learners
understand and correctly use various noun forms, pronouns, articles, and expressions of quantity.
It builds foundational grammar and vocabulary knowledge for everyday communication and
academic use. Although these lessons can be taught in sequence, they are designed to be
standalone lessons, meaning teachers can dip in and out as required, covering only the language
points their students need to practice. The series covers:

1. Pronouns (subject, object, possessive, reflexive, reciprocal, demonstrative)
2. Nouns (singular/plural, regular/irregular, countable/uncountable)
3. Articles (a/an, the, and when not to use articles)
4. Expressions of quantity (some, any, a lot of, many, much, few, little, both, either, neither,
   etc.)
5. Geographical and fixed expressions involving articles
6. Structures (there is/are) with nouns and articles
7. Practical application of language through writing and speaking tasks.

Target students

As general English lessons focused on specific language points, Nouns & Articles is suitable for all students who need practice with these language points. Whether introducing a language point for the first time, filling gaps in understanding, or reinforcing previously learned concepts, Nouns & Articles is an easy way for teachers to get their students up to speed.

Key features

All Nouns & Articles lessons feature:

1. Easy-to-follow explanations: Language points are introduced in a logical and
   easy-to-understand way with numerous relevant examples, meaning students can quickly
   understand the target language rules.
2. Extensive practice: Throughout the lessons, students have regular opportunities to
   practice the target language, developing both accuracy and fluency.
3. Productive activities: Lessons include relevant writing and speaking tasks, allowing
   students to apply the target language in meaningful contexts.