Mind Your English!

Hi!

I'm back in action! After a long weekend it's always hard to get down to work but we'll try and do it. Yesterday we learnt some vocabulary for describing towns and worked on quantifiers, words (or phrases) that say how much or how many of something there is (or isn't), that is, the quantity. This is the chart I wrote on the blackboard for you to learn:

We use…	with CNs	with UNs	in + sentences	in questions	in – sentences
some	√	√	√	√*	x
any	√	√	x	√	√
much	x	√	x	√	√
many	√	x	√	√	√
a lot/lots of	√	√	√	√	√
a few	√	x	√	any	few
a little	x	√	√	any	little
enough	√	√	√	√	√

For homework, you must do the exercise 3 on the grammar section, p 31 and the exercise on this activity sheet.

Extra activities:

Much and many
Little and few 
Quantifiers, too, not enough (1)
Quantifiers, too, not enough (2)

Quantifiers worksheets with answers (pdf)

Extra listenings:

What is good about your home town?
What is bad about your home town?

See you on Friday!

Published by Mariluz en 5:02 PM Comments