2V Wider World unit 4 quantifiers & irr. verbs 56-70

2V Wednesday 3 February 2021
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2V Wednesday 3 February 2021

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* understand articles and talking about entertainment
* use quantifiers
* use irregular verbs
* answer questions about an interview

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Last night he ..... he was busy writing an article.
A
says
B
has said
C
said
D
have said

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My sister ...... lots of money on lipsticks and nail polish yesterday.
A
spend
B
spent
C
has spent
D
spends

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We ..... the latest James Bond film yet.
A
didn't see
B
don't see
C
haven't seen
D
haven't saw

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I ....... English all the time when I was in Switzerland.
A
have spoken
B
spoke
C
speaker
D
spoken

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The shelves in the supermarket are empty, they ........ all products.
A
have sold
B
sold
C
selled
D
sell

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I am afraid I ...... my teacher an email last week.
A
haven't sent
B
haven't send
C
didn't sent
D
didn't send

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My brother ...... here for two hours.
A
have stood
B
stood
C
has stood
D
stands

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Now let's watch a video!

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How do they work?

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What is a quantifier?
A quantifier is a word or phrase which is used before a noun to indicate the amount or quantity:

'Some', 'much', 'many', ' a few', 'a lot of' and 'any' are examples of quantifiers.

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Some vs Any
  • When we want to refer to a plural noun or an uncountable noun, without giving a specific quantity,
    we use ‘some’ and ‘any’. 

  • We use ‘some’ in affirmatives (sentences not containing 'not') and ‘any’ in questions and negative sentences.

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Recap:
Some/Any + noun: when we don't know the exact number/amount, or it's not important:



We usually use some in positive and any in questions and negative sentences.
She has some flowers. Have we got any milk

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Some
We can use some in questions if they are requests: 


offers: 


or suggestions:



'Can I have some information?'
'Would you like some tea?'
'Shall we do some work now?'
Quantifier
Noun

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Any

We can use any in questions to mean 'it doesn't matter which': 



'Which flavour ice cream do you want?'
'Oh get me any flavour - I don't mind which.'

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Some & Any
We can use some and any without a noun,
when it's clear what we're talking about:
'We haven't got any milk.'
'I'll go and get some.'
'We need some coins for the ticket machine.'
'Oh dear, I haven't got any.'
Some what?
Any what?
Quantifier
Noun

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Some/Any 
Multiple choice questions

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We have some/any free time later this afternoon.
A
Some
B
Any

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She doesn’t want some/any coffee.
A
Some
B
Any

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Do they need some/any bread?
A
Some
B
Any

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I went to some/any meetings in Rome last week.
A
Some
B
Any

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Will there be some/any managers at the party?
A
Some
B
Any

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Wider World unit 4 quantifiers
* read ex. 3 & do ex. 4-5 p. 50
* do ex. 1 p. 121
timer
1:00

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Tuesday 9 February
* WW learn all irregular verbsp. 127 & 
    finish ex. 4-6 p. 50, ex. 1 p. 121

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