Expressions of quantity Y2

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Welcome H2
Please grab your book and check where you left off.

15 minutes of silent reading
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1:00

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Today's planning
To do: 
Expressions of quantity
Goals: 
* You know what countable nouns are and how to use them 
* You know what expressions of quantity is
* You know how and when to use them

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Expressions of quantity

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Lesson goals
We know what an uncountable noun and a countable noun is.

We know when to use some and any.

We know when to use much and many.

We know when to use a few and a little.

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Expressions of quantity
= saying how much of something there is.

Some and any
Much and many
A few and a little
a lot of 
no


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Count nouns and uncount nouns
Countable nouns: nouns you can count / has a singular and plural form:
 For example: apple, car, dollar, loaf, stamps, chair, book, jobs.

Uncountable nouns: nouns that do not have a plural form.
For example: water, money, salt, bread, anger, work, help, news, information.
Usually these words fall into one of four categories: substances, feelings, activities or abstract ideas (such as fun, beauty)

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The difference between some and any
The words some and any are used when the speaker cannot specify or does not need/want to specify a number or an exact amount. 
Some is used for positive sentences.
Any is used for questions and negative sentences.
I got some nice presents for Christmas this year.
Did you catch any fish?

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Much and many
Uncountable nouns: much
How much water is left?
How much bread did you buy?
Countable nouns: many
How many apples did your mom buy?
How many of the students understood the lesson?

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A little and a few
A little is used for uncountable nouns.
A little water, a little sugar.

A few is used for countable nouns. 

A few shoes, a few pencils, a few books

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A lot of
A lot of is used in informal sentences 
Can be used with countable and uncountable nouns

A lot of water
A lot of money
A lot of choices
A lot of flowers

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No
We use 'no' to mean none
We cant use 'no' with a negative verb
Can be used with countable and uncountable nouns

we have no water left
There are no flowers in this garden

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Slide 12 - Link

How many did you get right?

Slide 13 - Open question

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How many did you get right?

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How many did you get right?

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Lesson goals: evaluation
We know what an uncount noun and a count noun is.

We know when to use some and any.

We know when to use much and many.

We know when to use a few and a little.

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Now what?
SB p 40
exc. 1
SB p 41
exc. 3
SB p 42
exc. 1 & 2
WB page 24
exercise 1, 2 & 3
WB page 25
exercise 4, 5, 6, 7

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