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    The document discusses quantity words in English including singular vs plural forms. It provides examples of using words like "a lot", "much", "little", "many", "few" in different contexts with count and non-count nouns. Additionally, it covers using indefinite articles "a/an" and quantifiers "some" and "any" in sentences.

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    The document discusses quantity words in English including singular vs plural forms. It provides examples of using words like "a lot", "much", "little", "many", "few" in different contexts with count and non-count nouns. Additionally, it covers using indefinite articles "a/an" and quantifiers "some" and "any" in sentences.

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    The document discusses quantity words in English including singular vs plural forms. It provides examples of using words like "a lot", "much", "little", "many", "few" in different contexts with count and non-count nouns. Additionally, it covers using indefinite articles "a/an" and quantifiers "some" and "any" in sentences.

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    QUANTITY
    Singular - a lot (of) (+) much (- ?) little

    Plural - a lot (of) (+) many (- ?) few

    1.- There are ..a lot of.. schools in big cities, but there are very ..a few.. in
    small towns.

    2.- This beach used to have very ..a lot of.. sand, but they brought sand on
    and now there is ..a little..

    3.- How ..any.. time do you spend doing your exercises?


    I don’t spend ..much.. time. I’m a bit lazy.

    4.- This library is not very important. There aren’t ..many.. books, but at
    my university library there are ..lots of..

    5.- There’s ..some.. wine in the green bottle. In the brown bottle there is
    very ..many..

    6.- How ..many.. rings does she wear?


    She’s got ..many.. rings. Today she is wearing very ..a few..

    7.- I’ve got ..much.. free time because I am on holiday but I usually
    have ..a little.. when I have to work.

    8.- How ..some.. food is there in the fridge?


    There’s ..much.. in the fridge. I did the shopping yesterday.

    8.- How ..any.. stops are there between these two stations?
    There aren’t ..many.. stops between these stations but there
    ..many..after the second station.

    9.- I haven’t got ..much.. money. I have spent ..much.. this weekend.

    10.- The AVE train has got ..many.. carriages. Old trains used to have
    very ..a few..

    11.- There’re ..many.. photos in the album. In my wallet I carry very ..a
    few..

    PLURAL COUNT many a few (+) She has a fewgood friends.


    NOUNS (positive)
    a lot of / lots of few (-)
    He reads few books. (negative)
    plenty of several
    There are several children outside.
    some
    1.- This restaurant serves ..many.. different kinds of pizza. This makes it
    really hard to choose.

    2.- There are ..a few.. restaurants in this part of town; only two or three.

    3.- Add ..some.. ginger to the melon. It really improves the flavour.

    4.- There are ..many.. excellent dishes in this restaurant, for instance, the
    lasagne and the cannelloni.

    5.- You look hungry. Do you want ..any.. more meat?

    6.- I don’t have ..many.. ice-cream. We almost finished it all last night.

    7.- Just buy ..some.. apples and bananas, enough for a small fruit salad.

    8.- We have very ..a little.. time. The bus leaves in ten minutes.

    9.- ..A lot of.. people visit this part of Spain because it is so isolated.

    10.- I’m not planning to take ..much.. money on this trip.

    11.- Shelley didn’t like the rice so she ate very ..many..

    12.- There is ..some.. bread in the cupboard in the kitchen.

    13.- There are ..many.. job offers in the newspaper. I’m sure you can find
    one you like.

    A / AN / SOME / ANY
    Ex. 3. Fill in with a, an, some, any.
    A Is there _a_ broccoli in the fridge?
    B No, there isn’t. We need _any_.
    A So let’s buy _some_ lettuce for the salad.
    There is _a_ tomato in the fridge.
    And there is _an_ apple and _an_ orange.
    B Great idea! Let’s make _an_ fruit salad.
    A Yeah. Is there _any_ orange juice?
    B No, and there isn’t _an_ soda. But there is _some_ banana.

    Ex.4. Fill in with a, an, some, any.

    1. I need _some_ oil for the salad.


    2. I want _some_ fish and _a_ glass of wine for lunch.
    3. There isn’t _a_ milk for the breakfast. But there is _some_ cup
    of coffe.
    4. Do we need _any_ pasta?
    5. She wants _some_ cheese and ham for the sandwich.
    6. Do you have _any_ tomato for the salad?
    7. I want _a_ mango and _an_ orange.
    8. He always has _a_ bread and _some_ butter for the breakfast.
    9. There isn’t _any_ cereal in the supermarket.
    10. My friend likes to eat _some_ apple in the morning.

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