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Introduce yourself
I truly believe that everything that we do and
everyone that we meet is put in our path for a reason. There are no
coincidences in life, there are no accidents; everyone has an opportunity to
learn something from someone if you take the time to listen and pay attention.
Trust your instincts and don’t be afraid to take risks. You can’t spend your
day waiting for something to happen if you don’t take the initiative and start
introducing yourself to people.
Watch the video from the minute 23:36 for a model text.
Thursday, 13 February 2020
Expressions of quantity
Expressions of
quantity tell us how many or how much of something there is.
We use a little and much only
with non-countable nouns like money, snow, pollution etc.
We use a few and many only
with countable nouns like people, cars, books etc.
Let’s take a look at some expressions of quantity that
are used with both countable and non-countable nouns:
Countable
and Non-countable Expressions of Quantity
Any
Countable: There aren’t any cookies
left. (negative) / Are there any cookies left? (question)
Non-countable: There isn’t any water in
the cup. (negative) / Is there any water in the cup? (question)
No
Countable: There are no dogs in the
park.
Non-countable: There is no money in my
wallet.
Some
Countable: Some children study here in
the mornings. (affirmative)
Non-countable: There is some noise
coming from that house. (affirmative)
More
Countable: There are more students in
this school than in that other one.
Non-countable: There is more crime in
poor countries than in rich countries.
A lot
of / lots of
Countable: She has a lot of / lots of
pets.
Non-countable: There’s a lot of / lots
of traffic in my city.
Plenty
of
Countable: There are plenty of cars on
the street.
Non-countable: There is plenty of food
in the fridge.
Most
Countable: She keeps most of her books
in her backpack.
Non-countable: We spent the most time on
the renovations.
All
Countable: Who ate all the oranges?
Non-countable: Jessica is the one with
all the experience.
Enough
Countable: There aren’t enough cookies
for everyone, we need to buy some more.
Non-countable: There is enough space for
both of us.
Click on the exercises below to practice quantity
expressions:
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