8.kl. some / any / ... quantifiers

Student's Book p. 25 ex. 4

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Martin: Are there

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one-bedroom flats to rent in the centre of Greenton?

Agent: Yes, but they're very expensive. There are ​

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really nice flats just outside the town.

Martin: Have you got ​

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pictures of them?Agent: Yes, I have. Look. And the rent isn't high: 500 pounds a month.

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Martin: Nice. Are there

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shops nearby?

Agent: Yes, there are ​

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shops about 200 meters away.

Martin: Great! I can't see ​

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disadvantages!

Agent: Do you have ​

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pets?

Martin: Well, I've got ​

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fish.Agent: That's fine. There won't be any problems with fish.

Student's Book p. 25 ex. 6

Categorize

Options (4)

much

a little

many

a few

Student's Book p. 25 ex. 6

with uncountable nouns

with plural countable nouns

Student's Book p. 25 ex. 7

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new one-bedroom flats are now available near the centre of Greenton. These flats all offer ​

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space, and there are ​

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good reasons to live in this area. There are ​

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little shops in the same street and ​

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shops in the nearby shopping centre.

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There are

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offices in the area, but there aren't ​

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restaurants or nightclubs, so there isn't ​

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noise at night. Come and have a look!

Student's Book p. 108 ex. 1

Multiple Choice

There's (...) beautiful scenery around here.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

It's dangerous to walk along this lane because there aren't (...) pavements.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

Have you got (...) money in your bag?

• some

• any

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I'm going to the cinema with (...) friends tomorrow.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

We haven't got (...) trees in our garden.

• some

• any

Multiple Choice

I'd like (...) information, please.

• some

• any

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There isn't (...) milk in the fridge.

• some

• any

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Are there (...) shops near your home?

• some

• any

Student's Book p. 108 ex. 2

Multiple Choice

There are (...) large houses in the village, but the rest are cottages.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

It's a quiet road, but there's (...) more traffic at weekends.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I bought (...) books at the airport.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I only want (...) food. I'm not very hungry.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I only spoke to (...) people at the party.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I went shopping with (...) friends last weekend.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

I spent (...) time exploring the countryside.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

My parents were born in Brazil, but I only speak (...) Portuguese.

• a little

• a few

Student's Book p. 108 ex. 3

Fill in the Blank

Rewrite the sentence — replace "a lot of" with "much" or "many".

My dad doesn't like a lot of rock music.

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.

Fill in the Blank

Rewrite the sentence — replace "a lot of" with "much" or "many".

Have you got a lot of friends?

?

Fill in the Blank

Rewrite the sentence — replace "a lot of" with "much" or "many".

Have we got a lot of homework?

?

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Rewrite the sentence — replace "a lot of" with "much" or "many".

I don't spend a lot of time with friends.

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Workbook
p. 23 ex. 1

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Sea levels are rising, and

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major cities - like New York and London - are in danger. There aren't ​

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easy answers to this problem, but scientists are looking at ​

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possibilities. For example, the strange things in the photo are called Lilypad Cities and they float on the surface of the ocean. They're a kind of eco-city. They only use clean energy, so they don't create ​

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pollution.

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And there aren't

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cars - in fact, there aren't ​

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roads. But there are ​

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footpaths. When the residents want ​

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exercise, they go for a walk in the artificial mountains. There are certainly ​

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big advantages to living in a Lilypad City. But sadly, there aren't any plans to build one yet.

Workbook
p. 23 ex. 3

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It's hard to find your way around town because there aren't many

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.

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road signs

traffic

information

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There are lots of expensive

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in my village.

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houses

transport

scenery

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There are lots of

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in the city centre.

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billboards

pollution

noise

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At night, you don't see many

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in the centre.

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people

public transport

traffic

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They don't have much

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in their new flat.

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space

people

bedrooms

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His parents give him a few

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every week.

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pounds

money

help

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The pizza restaurant closed down because it was only making a little

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.

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pizzas

money

meals

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Is there usually much

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in town?

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people

traffic

buses

Word Wall

Word Cloud

Write one object that you could see in a rural landscape (countryside).

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Write one object that you could see in an urban landscape (city centre).