Prepositions little few

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 2

What are prepositions in Dutch?

1. voegwoorden
2. voorzetsels
3. lidwoorden
4. bijvoeglijke naamwoorden.

Kastwoorden!!!

Prepositions

What 's the difference between 'in' and 'at'?

Tekst

1. There is no difference
2. 'In' means in the building and at in front of the building
3. In means your inside and at means the general area
4. 'At' means inside and 'in' means the general area

What were the exceptions for the prepositions "at" according to Ally?

1. Cities, towns and coffeeshops
2. Houses, towns & villages
3. Cities, houses and restaurants
4. Cities, towns & countries

In, out, on & off show the......

1. Locations of objects
2. The prepositions of the words
3. Whereabouts of people
4. Specific features of an object

When do you use into or onto?

Fill in the correct words!

1.From 1 March our prices will be raised                  3%. (met)

2. He was listening                   the radio (naar).

3.               the whole we were quite satisfied (over)

4. I am waiting                 the bus.

5. They left                  France, yesterday. (naar)

6. Why are you angry .                    me

by

to

for

on

for

with

little&few much&many

Much, many, lots of, little, few
I've bought .... candy bars.

1. a few
2. a little

Much, many, lots of, little, few
I don't have ... time to talk.

1. many
2. much

There is too ................ water here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

There are ................ people here!

1. much
2. many
3. a lot of
4. few

There is ................ water here!

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

He makes _________ (weinig) errors

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

We don't have ...... information (veel)

1. many
2. few
3. little
4. much

Complete the sentences.Choose from: much – many – little – few.

How ........... money have you got?

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

Complete the sentences.Choose from: much – many – little – few.

I've got ............... homework to do, so maybe we can watch a film.

1. much
2. many
3. little
4. few

We don't stock these. We don't get ______ demand for them.

1. many
2. few
3. little
4. much

True

False

You use much/little when you cannot count how many (objects) there can be.

You use many/few when you can count how many (objects) there can be. 

You usually use much/many for affirmative sentences (+)