Optimise A2, Unit 5 - Grammar 1 (Quantifiers with countable and

1) I took ​ (a)   cool photos with my new phone yesterday.

2) There aren't ​ (b)   apps on this phone, just a radio player and a weather app.

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1. 1) I've got a ​ (a)   time before my bus comes so I can look at your photos, but hurry up.

2) Wow. You've got ​ (b)   of songs on your phone. Have you got time to listen to them all?

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1) I want to buy some new software for my laptop, but I haven't got ​ (a)   money - only £3.86.

2) There are a ​ (b)   of interesting blogs for teenagers on the internet.

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1) Melanie is upset that she didn't get ​ (a)   texts last night. Not one!

2) Max and Jake haven't got ​ (b)   homework to do this weekend, just a few exercises for maths.

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1) Cathy got a ​ (a)   strange emails yesterday She didn't open them, she deleted them.

2) Not ​ (b)   people in our class put videos onto the internet - just one or two of them.

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TED talks are talks by experts on different topics. A ​ (a)   of people give talks each year, but not ​ (b)   of them are 12 years old!

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Thomas Suarez was 12 when he gave his talk. At the age of 10, he knew a ​ (a)   computer programming languages and started designing apps. At his school, not ​ (b)   of his friends liked the singer Justin Bieber so his first app was a game, Bustin Jieber.

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That's because, often, teachers can't give ​ (a)   help to students as they only have a ​ (b)   knowledge about the subject. In fact, ​ (c)   students know more than their teachers!

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At the TED talk, Thomas had ​ (a)   of great ideas that he shared with the audience. He told them that, in a ​ (b)   of schools, there are sports or drama clubs, but there aren't ​ (c)   clubs about computer programming.

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Thomas Suarez was 12 when he gave his talk. At the age of 10, he knew a ​ (a)   computer programming languages and started designing apps. At his school, not ​ (b)   of his friends liked the singer Justin Bieber so his first app was a game, Bustin Jieber. When a small image of the singer came up out of different holes, players had to quickly hit him before he disappeared.

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