LIFE 3 UNIT 5 B1 part 2

Lesson Objective. ​
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to talk about the environment using quantifiers and the articles.

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LEVEL B1
BOOK-LIFE 3

Multiple Choice

There are too _____ students in this class.

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

How ______ money have you got?

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

I have coffee with _____ milk.

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

____ coconuts fell from the tree

• A little

• A few

Fill in the Blanks

This job is going to take

time.

Fill in the Blanks

She asked him

questions.

Fill in the Blanks

My friends like

sugar in the juice.

Fill in the Blanks

There are

animals in this zoo.

a few

a little

not much /not many

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​Small quantities

a lot of/lots of

many

much

​

​large quantities

Quantities

Some text here about the topic of discussion

How many cookies do you want?

• a lot of cookies

• lots of cookies

• many cookies

• not many cookies

• not a lot of cookies

• a few cookies

​​We use any with negative sentences and questions.

• We don't have any food in the fridge.

• He doesn't have any bananas.

• Do you have any coffee?

• Do you have any boxes?

Multiple Choice

Today I am going out with__________friends of mine.

• any

• a

• some

Multiple Choice

Do you speak _________foreign languages?

• some

• any

• a lotof

Multiple Choice

How _________ fruit do you eat?

• many

• a lot

• much

• a little

Multiple Choice

We must be quick. There is __________ time

• many

• much

• little

• a few

Multiple Choice

He isn´t popular. He has ________ friends

• many

• a few

• a lot

• much

Multiple Choice

____________people drive too fast

• a lot

• a lot of

• many

• much

Multiple Choice

carlos is an outgoing person. He goes out ________

• not much

• not many

• a lot

• a lot of

Multiple Choice

How much milk have we got? Not much.

• Countable

• Uncountable

• None of them

• Both of them

Labeling

Lable the words.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

many

much

too many

too much

a lot of

many

much

a few

a little

a lot of

Match

Match the following.

• a little, a few

• a lot of,

• too many, too much

• small amount

• small amount

small amount

big amount

more than you need

Not many people try to change this.

How much milk have we got? Not much.

• small amount

• big amount

• more than you need

• Not many people try to change this.

• How much milk have we got? Not much.

​Think of your fridge and cupboards at home and write sentences about what food and drink there is in them. Then, in pairs, compare your answers.

Articles (a, an, the, none)

Objectives

- By the end of the lesson, I will be able to identify the articles a/an/the in English.

- By the end of the lesson, I will be able to read short sentences and use the correct article (definite, indefinite, zero) with the noun.

What is an article?

Articles are words that define a noun as specific or unspecific.

For example:

- a book (this book is unspecific... just a random book.)

- an orange (unspecific)

- the Sun (there is only one... it is specific.)

There are two types of articles:

• Indefinite articles, i.e. a/an

• Definite article, i.e. the (for something specific)

Usage of Article ‘A’

‘A’ is used before a singular noun beginning

with a consonant sound.

Example: b,c,d,f,g,h,j,k,l,m,n,p,q,r,s,t,v,w,x,y,z

*a means one so this is how you can remember that you have to use it with a singular noun.

e.g. a boat and not a boats because there is only one.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct article.

Leonardo Da Vinci made __ design of a flying machine.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Usage of the Article ‘AN’

Article ‘an’ is used before a singular noun that starts with a vowel sound –

a, e, i, o, u.

Example:

An aeroplane

An elephant

An igloo

An octopus

An umbrella

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct article.

Leonardo Da Vinci was ___ artist.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct article.

Leonardo Da Vinci was ___ engineer.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Vowel/consonant sound

If the singular noun starts with a vowel but not a vowel sound, use a and not an.

university, uniform, one, euro, ... all start with a vowel but not a vowel sound so it's a university, a uniform, etc.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct article.

I bought _______ new TV set yesterday.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Multiple Choice

He was wearing ______ ugly hat when he met him.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Multiple Choice

He is ___ European citizen.

• a

• an

• the

• no article

Usage of the Article ‘THE’

Article the is used before a noun that is specific or unique.

Example:

The Burj Khalifa

The Dubai Mall

Usually a specific noun comes after an unspecific noun.

For example:

Here is a painting by Leonardo Da Vinci. The painting is called the Mona Lisa.

We can use the with both singular and plural specific nouns!

My uncle has drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The drawings are very expensive.

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct articles.

Leonardo Da Vinci was ___ artist. He was ___ most famous artist of his time.

• a artist / a most famous artist

• a artist / an most famous artist

• an artist / a most famous artist

• an artist / the most famous artist

No article usage

When we are talking about more than one unspecified thing (noun), we don't use any articles.

For example:

My uncle has drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci.

I have books.

Multiple Choice

Are you coming to _______ party next Saturday?

• a

• an

• the

• x

Multiple Choice

I bought _______ new painting yesterday.

• a

• an

• the

• x

Multiple Choice

I think ______ man over there is very ill. He is coughing extremely hard.

• a

• an

• the

• x

Multiple Choice

I watched _____ video you had sent me.

• a

• an

• the

• x

Multiple Choice

I am crazy about reading ______ history books.

• a

• an

• the

• x