Quatifiers

Quatifiers

Many - Much

a lot of - lots of

a few - a little

Some - any

Many and Much

• Much - Negative and uncountable. Mucho/Mucha

• Many - Negative and countable. Muchos/Muchas

• A lot of/ lots of - Afirmative, countable and uncountable.

Poll

there aren't ____ eggs in the fridge.

Multiple Choice

¿How ____ milk with need to that recipe?

Multiple Choice

I don't drink ____ coffee. I prefer Tea.

Multiple Choice

____ restaurants have a kids menu.

Multiple Choice

I don't like to eat ____ cheese.

a few and a little.

• a few = We use it with countable nouns in the plural. (+)(-)(?)/ unos pocos o unas pocas.

• a little = we use it with uncountable nouns. (+)(-)(?)/ un poco.

• little= a diminutive size or negative quantity. means "almost nothing". /poco

• Few= negative quantity. it means "not enought"./pocos

few or a few

 few is generally negative (drawing attention to a low number), and 

a few is generally positive (suggesting the low number is not a problem)

examples :

I have few friends. – The speaker sounds negative and lonely.

I have a few friends. – The speaker sounds positive.

Multiple Choice

I have ____ free time, so I’m going shopping before work

• a few

• a little

• few

• little

Multiple Choice

I have ______ money today.

• a few

• a little

• little

• few

Multiple Choice

she has ____ cars in her parking lot .

• little

• few

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

there are _____ chocolates in my pockets.

• a few

• a little

• few

• little

Multiple Choice

I have ____ friends who are English teachers.

• a few

• a little

• little

• few

Multiple Choice

there is ______ snow this morning.

• a few

• a little

• few

• little

Some and Any

• some= in positive senteces. countable and uncountable nouns

• any= in negative sentences and questions. countable and uncountable nouns

examples

• I need to buy some bread.

• there are some apples in the kitchen.

• I don't have any pen to use.

• ¿Do you have any questions?