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This document contains notes from a grammar lesson on quantifiers. It discusses the uses of some and any to refer to countable and uncountable nouns. It also covers using a few, a little, few and little to refer to small quantities, and much, many, a lot and lots to refer to large quantities. Examples are provided for different quantifiers. The lesson concludes with homework assignments on using some and any, and on comparing few and little.
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ASIS - Week 6 Q3 / Y1
- 1. WEEK 6 T.Gruenbaum / ASIS / Y1 Q3
- 2. Todays Programme Grammar: Quantifiers In Class Tasks 2 & 3 Homework Week 6 Tasks 1-3 & In- class Task 1
- 3. 1. Some & Any 2. Small Quanitites 3. Large Quanitites 4. The Right Amount 5. Few & Little Comparisions Quantifiers
- 4. 1. Some & Any Countable & Uncountable singular nouns Some refers to a certain amount but not all. (+) Any refers to unlimited number of thingts ( ? /-) Ive got some money. Have you got any stamps? I bought some clothes yetserday. He doesnt speak any foreign langauges? Do you know any good shoe shops?
- 5. 1. Some & Any Any positive sentence Some in a ? = we expect: yes If clause: I love any (kind of) chocoloate. He can mend any car. Can I have some milk please? Compare: Have you got any milk? (Perhaps) If you need any help / some help, call me.
- 6. 2. Small Quantities Lets just make a few sandwiches for lunch. We had a little trouble with the traffic. Would you like a bit of wine? A few: Countable Nouns A little / a bit of: Uncountable Nouns
- 7. 2. Small Quantities I speak little Italian, unfortunatly. Few people remember their first day at pre-school. After only one week hes already met a few people. I know quite a few good restaurants. Negative: Few or little a Postitive: a few / a little
- 8. 2. Small Quantities She speaks several languages. Counatble Nouns: Several
- 9. 3. Large Quantities Mainly used in ? / - Much = uncountable Many = countables Hurry up we havent got much time. Did you buy many books? Mean the same Countable & Uncountable Nouns + Hes got lots of friends. Much / Many A lot of / Lots of
- 10. 4. The Right Amount Too much / Uncountable & Too many / Countable Enough Plenty (of) More than we need / than is good I feel a bit sick. I have eaten too much / too many cakes. As much as we need More than we need
- 11. Few Little: Comparisons
- 12. Task 2: Some & Any Task 3: Few & Little In Class Task
- 13. TASK 2
- 14. TASK 3
- 15. Anwers 1. some 2. any 3. any 4. anyone 5. anything 6. someone 7. any 8. anyone 9. somewhere 10. Some 1. little 2. less 3. fewer 4. less 5. fewest 6. least 7. little 8. least 9. Few 10. fewer
- 16. Answers week 6 Tasks 1-3 In-class Week 6 Task 1 Homework
- 20. Anwers 1. have been raised 2. have risen 3. were reduced 4. has been decreasing 5. would have been lowered 6. has slumped 7. will have been cut 8. will have plummeted 9. fell 10.reached 11.has been declining 12.would level off 13.were raised 14.rose 15.would have dropped 16.will have been increased
- 21. http://www.better-english.com/grammar/fewest.htm The End Thank You.