Week 19 H4 unit 5B quantifiers (2)

Unit 5: technology
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Unit 5: technology

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Learning objectives

- Students are able to use the imperative with verbs
- Students know when to use quantifiers in the British language and are able to distinguish between a few, few, a little and little, some and any, much and many



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Today' s program





Homework check
Grammar (quantifiers)




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Homework check
Do exercise 1 + 2 p. 52 WB
Learn: a few t/m design and technology p. 132 WB
Make sure to look at your notes of unit 4 + 5. Extra material can be found in the planner on Itslearning.

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Solutions lesson 5B page 54
Read the text about "Mr Connected" 



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Quantifiers
We use quantifiers to give information on the amount of something.

A few, few, a little, little, any, many, much, all, each, both, every, no, some

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A few
Used when there is a small amount of something. There is some, but not much

Example: I bought a few shirts 
today
Used with countable nouns, plural
 Few 
Used when there is nearly nothing of something 


Example: There are few people in the meeting room
Used with countable nouns, plural

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A little 
Used when there is a small amount of something. There is some, but not much.

Example: She didn´t eat anything but she drank a little water
Used with uncountable nouns

Little 
Used when there is nearly nothing of something


Example: There is little money, I am poor

Used with uncountable nouns

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Overview




I have a little money, so I am not poor (means that I have some money)
I have little money, so I am very poor (means that I have nearly no money)
There are a few eggs left, so I have dinner (means that some eggs are left)
There are few eggs left, so I have no dinner (means that nearly no eggs are left)


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I have only ... water.
A
A little
B
Little
C
A few
D
Few

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He has very ... patience with me.
A
A little
B
Little
C
A few
D
Few

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Do you have ... cars?
A
A little
B
Little
C
A few
D
Few

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I've got very ... spare time.
A
A little
B
Little
C
A few
D
Few

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Much / many
Both mean 'a lot'

Much: Singular / uncountable (luck, hope) (kun je niet tellen)
Many: Plural / countable (tables, plants) (kun je wel tellen)

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Much or many?
_____ houses
A
Much
B
Many

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Much or many?
_____ food
A
Much
B
Many

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some / any
Positive / affirmative sentence -  some
Negative sentence - any
Question (interrogative) - some / any:
Most of the time - any
However… 
- When you’re almost certain that the answer is yes - some
- When you offer something to someone - some

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There is ____ fruit, but there isn't _____ bread.
A
some, some
B
some, any
C
any, some
D
any, any

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Is there _____ sugar? I can’t see _____ .
A
any, any
B
some, some
C
some, any
D
any, some

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Much of Many?
....... money
A
much
B
many

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Homework
Do exercise 3 + 4 p. 53 WB
Learn words: a few t/m design and technology p. 132
Look at notes from unit 4 + 5. Extra material can be found in the planner on Itslearning.

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