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    B1 U3 Extra Grammar Practice Reinforcement

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    This document provides grammar practice exercises focusing on countable and uncountable nouns, relative clauses, and vocabulary including quantifiers like some, any, much, many, a lot, a few, and a little. It contains 10 multiple choice questions to identify errors and select the best answer to complete sentences. Students are asked to find and correct mistakes, choose between countable and uncountable nouns, and pick the right word to fill in blanks about language learning and use of English worldwide.

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    This document provides grammar practice exercises focusing on countable and uncountable nouns, relative clauses, and vocabulary including quantifiers like some, any, much, many, a lot, a few, and a little. It contains 10 multiple choice questions to identify errors and select the best answer to complete sentences. Students are asked to find and correct mistakes, choose between countable and uncountable nouns, and pick the right word to fill in blanks about language learning and use of English worldwide.

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    This document provides grammar practice exercises focusing on countable and uncountable nouns, relative clauses, and vocabulary including quantifiers like some, any, much, many, a lot, a few, and a little. It contains 10 multiple choice questions to identify errors and select the best answer to complete sentences. Students are asked to find and correct mistakes, choose between countable and uncountable nouns, and pick the right word to fill in blanks about language learning and use of English worldwide.

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    B1 U3 Extra Grammar Practice Reinforcement

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    Extra

    Extra grammar
    grammar practice
    practice: revision
    reinforcement Unit 3
    some, any, much, many, a lot (of), 4 Find and correct the mistakes in each sentence.
    a few, a little; Countable and 1 The woman whose helped me is Turkish.
    uncountable nouns; Defining and
    non-defining relative clauses 2 In Brazil, which the main language is Portuguese,
    around 3 million people speak German.
    1 Circle the correct alternative.
    1 A lot of/A lot gestures mean different things in 3 The football team, that I support, is from Japan.
    different countries.
    2 I’m afraid I have a little/little time to revise for the 4 Smuggling, is still illegal, was common in the UK in
    exam. I might fail. the 1700s.
    3 Many/A few Canadians speak French.
    4 Teens spend a lot of/much money on their phones 5 2020 was the year who it became impossible to see
    and tablets. your friends.
    5 Do you know some/any words beginning with the
    letter ‘X’? 6 My mum, that parents are Japanese and
    6 Some phrasal verbs have few/a few different Argentinian, speaks five languages.
    meanings – that’s why they’re so difficult to learn.
    7 She can speak a little/much Arabic because she
    lived in Morocco for a year. 5 Choose the best answer (A, B or C) to complete
    8 There are a little/a few people in my class who can the text.
    speak two languages fluently.
    Recent studies say that there are now over 400 million
    2 Read the text and look at the nouns in bold. Are mother-tongue speakers of English, but there are
    they C (countable) or U (uncountable)? (1) more people (2) use English as a second
    When you are learning a (1) language, (2) practice is language – around 500 million. However, estimates
    very important. To improve (3) fluency, you should try vary because there aren’t (3) official figures.
    to speak in the language every day. One way to improve
    English is still the main language in countries like
    (4) accuracy is to do (5) grammar (6) exercises.
    (7) Students often do these for (8) homework. You Nigeria and Ghana, (4) were once ex-British
    can also become more accurate by reading a lot in the colonies. People need to use English in (5) official
    language you are learning. For example, you could read situations, such as in the government and education.
    (9) magazines or (10) blogs. Why don’t these countries use a local language
    1 2
      instead? Because it’s too difficult to choose between
    3 4
      the (6) other languages (7) belong to the
    5 6
      local people!
    7 8
      It’s difficult to know the number of second-language
    9 10 English speakers in these countries because (8)
    the ex-British colonies are in poor parts of the world,
    3 Complete the text with the words in the box. Use (9) people often don’t get an education. This
    each word only once. means that only a small percentage of the local
    population can speak English really well, but (10)
    0 • ​when • ​where • ​which • ​who • ​whose
    can say a few words in English.
    Do you have any friends (a) can speak
    nine languages? I do! Alex is a guy (b) 1 A a few B many C few
    I met in Greece last summer. We met at the language 2 A who B 0 C which
    school in Athens (c) we were studying. 3 A some B a little C any
    4 A who B which C where
    We were both in a class with a teacher (d)
    5 A some B any C little
    classes were fantastic. Alex learnt English, German and
    6 A much B many C a few
    French at school, and then he went travelling round the
    7 A that B who C 0
    world and learnt Russian, Polish, Arabic and Japanese
    8 A a lot of B much C any
    (e) he was a young man. He said it
    9 A that B which C where
    was curiosity (f) made him learn so
    10 A any B many C much
    many languages.

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