Chapter 4, Quantifiers; Both, either, neither, all, each, every, none

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Chapter 4 grammar

Quantifiers II

Quantifiers

• Waar gebruiken we quantifiers voor?
• Om de kwantiteit (hoeveelheid) van iets aan te geven.

• Waar plaatsen we de quantifier?
• Voor de noun (zelfstandig naamwoord) waar we de kwantiteit van aan willen geven.

We have little time, better get to work.

There are few ducks left.

He has a lot of nerve to come here.

We have a lot of homework  for next week

However, there are many swans in the pond.

His brother doesn't do much. 

I haven't found any water.

Have you found any batteries?

They have lots of energy.

They bought lots of firework.

I have brought some apples.

There was some traffic on the way here.

Quantifiers

Wat zijn de quantifiers uit het boek?

• Each (singular noun)
  I want each person to bring me something.
• every (singular noun)
  I go the the shop every day
• Both (plural noun)
• Neither (singular noun)

Quantifiers

Wat zijn de quantifiers uit het boek?

• Either (singular noun)
• All (plural noun)
• No (singular noun)

Both or Each?
... parents were late for the party.

1. Both
2. Each

Both or Each?
... child wanted to play that game.

1. both
2. each

What did you notice when using Both and Each?

Both & Each

• You use 'both' when talking about two persons, animals or things.
• The noun becomes plural
• You use 'each' with two or more persons, animals or things.
• The noun stays singular
• Example: 
• He has a small tattoo on each arm.
• Sarah watched both girls as they entered the room.

Both (... ...) down the park.

1. children is
2. child was
3. children are
4. child were

Correct or Incorrect?
I saw both movies yesterday.

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

Each (...) had a different explanation.

1. students
2. student
3. student's

True or False?
You use both for more than 2 persons

1. True
2. False

The following quantifiers are used for more than three persons.

1. all, every, none
2. someone
3. both
4. either

(...) John and Mary decided to cancel the wedding.

1. Each
2. Both
3. All/Every/None

(...) the tickets were sold at the charity event.

1. all
2. each
3. both
4. none of

All, every, none

• You use 'all, every and none' by three or more persons, animals or things.
  
  

Example: 

• The suspect admitted to all charges.
• A criminal burgled nearly every house in the street.
• None of the missing jewels were recovered.

Exercises Quantifiers

(...) of the defenders has to prevent a goal from being scored.

1. each
2. every

... watches belong to Henry.

1. Each
2. Both
3. Every
4. None

... of the prisoners managed to escape.

1. Each
2. Both
3. Every
4. None

Sorry, but it is ____ of your business.

1. both
2. every
3. each
4. none

I burnt _______ my hands when I took the chicken out of the oven.

1. none
2. each
3. both
4. all

She has played ____ of her new games yet.

Why did they eat ____ of the cakes? I wanted a piece!

Quantifiers

Wat zijn de quantifiers uit het boek?

• Each (singular noun)
  I want each person to bring me something.
• every (singular noun)
  I go the the shop every day
• Both (plural noun)
• Neither (singular noun)

Quantifiers

Wat zijn de quantifiers uit het boek?

• Either (singular noun)
• All (plural noun)
• No (singular noun)

Lesdoelen:
You can use the quantifiers in sentences and know when to use each one.
Snap je de grammatica?

1. JA ik snap het.
2. Bijna, met de opdrachten moet het lukken.
3. Bijna, graag volgende les herhalen.
4. NEE, Ik wil graag hulp bij het maken van de opdrachten.

Get to Work

Work on CH4 E(Writing and Grammar) ex 30 b&c