Level 2-04-quantifiers-basic
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This document discusses basic English quantifiers such as "a", "any", "some", "many", and "a lot of" and how they are used with singular and plural nouns as well as countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of questions using these quantifiers and sample responses about possessions like cars, money, time, chairs, and pens to illustrate the different quantifiers and their grammatical rules.
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Perform a comprehensive search for relevant studies
Manage the results of systematic searches
Extract data and assess risk of bias of included studies
Understand and carry out quantitative analysis of extracted data
Apply the methodology and conduct reviews independentlyLevel 2-04-quantifiers-basic
- 1. Basic Quantifiers a / any / some / many / a lot of
- 2. Do you have a car? I have a car. I don’t have a car. a – used with singular nouns
- 3. Do you have any money? I have some money. I don’t have much money. I don’t have any money. any / some / much– uncountable
- 4. Do you have any time? I have a lot of time. I don’t have a lot of time. I don’t have any time. any / a lot of – uncountable
- 5. Do you have any chairs? I have some chairs. I don’t have many chairs. I don’t have any chairs. any / some / many – plurals
- 6. Do you have any pens? I have a lot of pens. I don’t have a lot of pens. I don’t have any pens. any / a lot of – plurals