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2. To express HOW MUCH food we have or need we use certain words called QUANTIFIERS But
3. LARGE AMOUNTS countables uncountables There are __________________apples. There is _________________meat. a lot of (lots of) a
4. SMALLER AMOUNTS (1) countables uncountables There are __________________carrots. There is __________________cheese. some /a few some /
5. SMALLER AMOUNTS (2) countables uncountables There aren’t __________________carrots. There isn’t __________________cheese. many much How many carrots
6. SMALLER AMOUNTS (3) countables ● some = a few ● not many = few uncountables ●
7. SINGLE AMOUNT countables uncountables There is only __________________hot dog. There is _________________milk. a (one) a (one)
8. NO AMOUNT countables uncountables There aren’t __________________doughnuts. There isn’t __________________bread. any any How many doughnuts are
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To express HOW MUCH food we have or need we use

certain words called

QUANTIFIERS

But there are some differences when using

Let’s learn how to express quantity with these words.

countable or

uncountable nouns

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LARGE AMOUNTS
countables
uncountables
There are __apples.
There is _meat.
a lot of (lots of)
a lot

of (lots of)

How many apples are there?

How much meat is there?

a lot of (lots of) is used in affirmative sentences.

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SMALLER AMOUNTS (1)
countables
uncountables
There are carrots.
There is cheese.
some /a few
some / a

little

How many carrots are there?

How much cheese is there?

some/a few/a little have a positive meaning.

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SMALLER AMOUNTS (2)
countables
uncountables
There aren’t
carrots.
There isn’t
cheese.
many
much
How many carrots are there?
How

much cheese is there?

not many / not much have a negative meaning.

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SMALLER AMOUNTS (3)
countables
● some = a few
● not many = few
uncountables
●

some = a little

● not much = little

positive meaning

positive meaning

negative meaning

negative meaning

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SINGLE AMOUNT
countables
uncountables
There is only __hot dog.
There is _milk.
a (one)
a (one)
How many

hot dogs are there?

How much milk is there?

a(n), one, two… can’t be used with uncountables.

We need to use a container: There is a glass of milk.

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NO AMOUNT
countables
uncountables
There aren’t doughnuts.
There isn’t bread.
any
any
How many doughnuts are there?
How much

bread is there?

not any = no “There are no doughnuts/There is no bread.”