Imperative & much/many/ (a) little/ (a) few_30 mei

Today's Agenda
1) homework check / 5 min
2) grammar: imperatives  5 min. 
3) grammar: many/much/a few
      /a little /  10 min.
4) self-study / 20 min.
5) checking your answers out / 
     5 min
you need: book, pen
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Today's Agenda
1) homework check / 5 min
2) grammar: imperatives  5 min. 
3) grammar: many/much/a few
      /a little /  10 min.
4) self-study / 20 min.
5) checking your answers out / 
     5 min
you need: book, pen

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By the end of this lesson;

  • you've practised many, much, a few, a little
  • you've learned when & how to use 'imperatives' 

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Let's check it out

page 155 / ex. 39 

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Much / many / (a) little / (a) few
 -Countable nouns & uncountable nouns

 Example: houses & milk
                    

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Much & Many
Much: A lot, uncountable noun, mostly used in interrogative and negative sentences.
eg: How much water can you drink?
        We don't have much time
Many: A lot, countable noun,  used in all kinds of sentences. 
ex. How many friends do you have?
      We have so many friends. / You didn't have many options.  

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A little & A few
A little: small amount (een beetje), uncountable noun.
ex. I found a little gold in the river! 

A few: small amount (een paar), countable nouns.
ex. I have a few dollars in my pocket.

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Little & Few 
Little: a very small amount (weinig), uncountable noun.
ex. There is little sugar at home.

Few: a very small amount (weinig). countable noun.
ex. There are few cupcakes left.

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When do you use few/ a few?
Negative sentence: Very few people walk up the mountain. 
*Not enough amount of people walk up the mountain*

Positive sentence: A few people walk up the mountain.
*There are still some people that walk up the mountain!*

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When do you use little/ a little?
Negative sentence: She saves little money every month.
*She is not saving enough money*

Positive sentence: She saves a little money every month.
*She is able to save some money every month!*

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Self-study tasks
1. page 139 / ex. 17
2. page 139 / ex. 18
3. page156 / ex. 40

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