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    Teacher’s name: ELIDA CASTRO

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    Key: MQDM5HDJ
    To learn new words
    related to Technology.
    To learn how to use
    quantifiers.
    WARM UP
    LET’S WATCH
    A VIDEO

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxGzMZZ_Hjc
    many, much, lots of,
    some, any
    Many & much
    many
    We use ‘many’ when talking
    about countable nouns.
    countable nouns
    coin
    newspape
    r
    suitcase
    razor
    pencil
    toothbrush
    magazine
    much
    We use ‘much’ when talking
    about uncountable nouns.
    uncountable nouns
    money
    luggage
    toothpaste
    shampoo
    shaving cream
    time
    many – much
    a lot (of) / lots of
    few / a few – little / a little
    lots of – a lot of
    We can use ‘lots of’ and ‘a lot of’ when talking
    about countable & uncountable nouns.
    I have lots of books.
    I have a lot of books.

    How many books do you have?


    I have a lot.
    I have a lot of.
    I have lots of.
    Examples
    How many eggs do you need to prepare a cake?
    Short answers: Long answers:

    A lot. I need a lot of eggs.


    Not many. I don’t need many eggs.
    A few. I need a few eggs.

    How much coffee do you drink a day?


    Short answers: Long answers:

    A lot. I drink a lot of coffee.


    Not much. I don’t drink much coffee.
    A little. I drink a little coffee.
    I bought many apples today.
    I bought a lot of apples today.
    I bought lots of apples today.
    I like some sugar in my tea.
    I like a lot of sugar in my tea.
    I like lots of sugar in my tea.
    FEW / A FEW
    (countable)
    A FEW represents a positive FEW expresses a negative quantity
    quantity. It means “some or “a or shortage. It means “not many” or
    small amount”. “not enough”
    LITTLE / A LITTLE
    (uncountable)
    A LITTLE is used with positive LITTLE expresses a negative
    quantity. It means “a small amount” quantity. It means “almost nothing”
    or “some”. or “not much”.
    I have a few friends but I’m happy.
    I have few minutes. I’m late.
    I have a little money. I will buy a hot dog.
    I can’t go to the cinema. I have little money.
    Answer the questions
    have got = have

    haven’t got = don’t have


    subject pronoun:
    I
    How many pencils have you got?

    I lots of
    I’ve got lots of pencils.
    I have lots of pencils.
    How many coins have you got?

    I many
    I haven’t got many coins.
    I don’t have many coins.
    How much shampoo have you got?

    I lots of
    I’ve got lots of shampoo.
    I have lots of shampoo.
    How much money have you got?

    I much
    I haven’t got much money.
    I don’t have much money.
    have got = have
    I, you, we, they

    has got = has


    he, she, it
    have got
    I, you, we, they

    has got
    he, she, it
    Review:
    Quantifiers
    many
    We can use ‘many’ in
    negative &
    interrogative sentences.
    And sometimes
    in affirmative sentences
    much
    We can use ‘much’ with
    negative & interrogative
    sentences.
    lots of
    We can use ‘lots of’ with
    positive, but also with
    negative &
    interrogative sentences.
    FEW / A FEW
    (countable)
    A FEW represents a positive quantity. FEW expresses a negative quantity or shortage.
    It means “some or “a small amount”. It means “not many” or “not enough”

    LITTLE / A LITTLE
    (uncountable)
    A LITTLE is used with positive quantity. LITTLE expresses a negative quantity. It
    It means “a small amount” or “some”. means “almost nothing” or “not much”.
    some
    We use ‘some’ with
    positive sentences.
    (‘some’ can also be used to make offers and to ask
    for things in questions)
    any
    We use ‘any’ with
    negative & interrogative
    sentences.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obgsPU76rLE&t=31s&ab_channel=GoEnglish
    Subject Pronoun

    You

    He/She/It

    We

    They
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    CLASS!!

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