Презентация на тему по английскому языку Quantifiers (8 класс)

countable and uncountable nouns.
Ex. There are a lot of

/ lots of stars in the sky.
There is a lot of/ lots of milk in the bottle.

lot of

___ of taxis pass down this street.
Lots
A lots

Lot

There are a ___ smokers in my family.
lots
a lot
lot of

We have ___ time to get it finished.
lots of
a lot
lot of

I don't like apples ___.
a lot
a lot of
lots of

I spent ___ money on my house.
lots
lots of
a lot

There are ___ books that I want to read.
a lot of
a lot
lots

are used in questions (?) and negotiations (-).
Ex.

How many friends have you got?
There isn’t much cheese in the fridge.
Many people can’t find jobs nowadays.

eat   meat.
There isn't   butter in the fridge.
How   eggs did the hens lay?
Samantha

has as   money as Bruce.
How   lessons do you have on Mondays?
There was too   noise in the streets.
I cannot see   stars in the sky tonight.
Do you have   friends abroad?

countable and uncountable nouns.
In general, we could say

that some means a few / a little and any means none in negative clauses or a few / a little in questions.

doesn't have   friends.
Have you got   brothers or sisters?
Here is   food for the

cat.
I think you should put   flowers on the table.
Could you check if there are   calls on the answering machine?
I don't want   presents for my birthday.
Did they have   news for you?
I'm hungry - I'll have   sandwiches.
There aren't   apples left.

few mean some.
If a noun is in singular, we use a little
Ex.

a little money
If a noun is in plural, we use a few
Ex. a few friends
Little and few have a limiting or negative meaning.

over tonight.
I need   sleep.
Could you buy   bottles of water for me?
My

parents give me   pocket money every week.
All we need is   luck.
I would like to eat   biscuits now.
There is still   bread left.
My friend knows   English poems.
There are   birthdays to celebrate this month