

Quantifiers
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English
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Professional Development
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Easy
Camila Apablaza
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15 Slides • 7 Questions
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Quantifiers
When and how to use them?
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Some, any and no
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We usually use some in possitive statements and any in negatives and questions.
There are some nice views from the hotel.
He doesn't have any good music.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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We can use no in positive sentences to talk about zero quantity.
There's no crime around here.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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To talk about zero quantity, we use none of + plural or none.
None of my friends could help.
A How many holidays have you been on this year?
B None at all.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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Large quantities
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We use lots of/ a lot of in positive sentences, not many/ not much/ not a lot of in negative sentences
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There are quite a lot of cars on the roads today.
I haven't got much money with me.
Did many people come to the concert?
We don't need a lot of time to finish this work.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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Small quantities
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We use a few/ a little to talk about an amount. We use few/ little to talk about a negative amount.
I have a little time before the show starts.
There are a few things I need from the shop.
I have very little time to finish this work.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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Tip
We can say a few/ very little/ little to increase/decrease the amount.
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Too/ not enough
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We use too much/ too many + noun to say there is more than the right amount.
I have too much furniture. There isn't enough room for all of it!
I couldn't move at the concert because there were too many people.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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We use too + adjective/ adverb and not + adjective/ adverb enough.
The suitcase is too heavy. They won't let you on the plane.
You're walking too quickly. I can't keep up!
The meeting room isn't big enough for all of us. There aren't enough chairs.
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Open Ended
Can you give your own example?
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The End
Complement with exercises 7B on page 145
Quantifiers
When and how to use them?
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