0

Unit 04 A good buy - LESSON 3A GRAMMAR

bilal bilal

LESSON 3A GRAMMAR

Quantifiers in English - Complete Learning Guide

Breakfast foods and quantifiers learning

💬 1. Breakfast Discussion

In groups, discuss the strangest/biggest breakfasts you know about:

"The strangest breakfast I know about is my dad's. He eats..."

Students' own answers

📝 2-3. Food Vocabulary & Quantifiers

2. Add food and drink names to the table:
Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns
eggs, olives, rolls, beans, grapes fruit, cream, honey, jam, sugar
3. Quantifiers Grammar - Complete the table:
Countable Quantifiers Uncountable Quantifiers
a couple of, a few, many, too many a little, a bit of, much, too much, a lot of, lots of

WATCH OUT!

• There's a (little) bit of cheese.

• How much cheese is there? There's a (little) bit.

• There's a lot/lots of milk.

📖 4. Quantifiers Practice

4. Choose the correct quantifiers:

HuaGuangzhou: In China, we don't have enough time to eat breakfast at home, so a lot of people eat breakfast while travelling to work.

Fatima2go: I think we eat too much food in the USA. A popular breakfast is a few pancakes with some butter and a little bit of maple syrup. And maybe a couple of muffins, too!

Kareem_knows: Polish people eat lots of cold things for breakfast: cheese, meat and fish. There isn't much fresh fruit in a typical Polish breakfast, especially in winter. There aren't enough fresh vegetables, either.

✍️ 5. Shopping List Exercise

5. Make sentences with the shopping list:

Shopping List for a Picnic for Six People

• 1 bottle of water (330 ml)

• 1 bag of salad

• 12 watermelons

• 2 kilos of yoghurt

• 2 cartons of juice (200 ml)

• 2 small pots of hummus

• 36 bread rolls

• 6 kilos of cheese

Suggested Answers:

• There isn't enough water.

• There isn't enough salad.

• There are too many watermelons.

• There is too much yoghurt.

• There isn't enough juice.

• There isn't enough hummus.

• There is too much bread.

• There is too much cheese.

• There isn't enough fruit.

📒 Workbook Exercises

1. Put words in correct columns:

There's some ...

cream

fruit

honey

jam

sugar

There are some ...

beans

eggs

grapes

olives

rolls

3. Complete sentences with correct words:
1 How much bread is there in the cupboard?
2 There isn't enough sugar in my tea. Can I have some more?
3 There's a little salt in the soup but not much.
4 How many mushrooms did you find in the forest?
5 There's too much sugar in this tea – I don't like it so sweet.
6 Take as many rolls as you want – we've got lots of them.
7 You can have a few crisps, but not many – they're not good for you.
8 We need a lot of eggs for this recipe.
4. Complete questions and answers:

Amer: Are there any rolls?

Fadi: Yes, there are a few rolls.

Kamal: How many grapes are there?

Ali: There are a few grapes.

Issa: How much cheese is there?

Omar: There isn't any cheese.

Alia: Is there any jam?

Huda: Yes, there is a lot of jam.

Maha: How much water is there?

Rana: There is a little water.

Maher: How many olives are there?

Rakan: There aren't any olives.

🔗 Additional Grammar Resources

🌐 External Resources:

🎓 Cambridge English - Countable/Uncountable:
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/grammar
🏫 Perfect English Grammar - Quantifiers:
https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/quantifiers.html
bilal
bilal

مقالات قد تهمك

تعليقات