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Kattia Sierra Ingles 9
Kattia Sierra Ingles 9
GLOSSARY
a. Which dishes do you eat regularly? R// as usual rice with meat rice with
chicken spaghetti slices of potatoes that’s what I eat mast and also soup
b. How much sugar do you eat? R// I cannot measure how many grains of
sugar I eat because it is now countable but I can measure how many sweets
I eat or how much juice I drink two juices every day between times as
dessert and puddings and ice cream so I eat the least sugar that a person
can eat
c. How many chickens are there in the farm? R// there is only one chicken
d. How much chicken does she eat? twice a week
How much time do we have to finish the test? R// I don’t know how much time we have
but the minutes are uncountable
How much money did you spend? R// I don’t know how much money I spent what I
spent is uncountable
How much sugar would you like in your coffee? R// I don’t not know how much to
assume want because it is uncountable
How much paper will I need? R// I don’t know how much I need because I can’t counk
them its uncountable
How much milk is in the fridge? R// I don’t know how much milk there is it is
uncountable
How much traffic was there on the way to work? R// there was a ot traffie and I
couldn’t count it was uncountable
In this case, we can use How much with countable nouns (both singular and plural nouns).
How much is that painting? R// in total I do not know what the price is but it is contable
How much are those shoes? R// the total prince I do not know what it is hot It is
countable
How much did your jacket cost? R// I don’t know how much the total cost it but it is
countable
How much is the dress on display in the window? R// I don’t know what the suggested
prince is but it is countable
How much will it cost me? R// I do not know how much it will cost but its accounting
How much does it cost? R// I don’t know what the stipulated prince is but it is
countable
LITTLE, FEW
We use a little with singular uncountable nouns:
Mary drank some tea and ate a little bread.
We use a few with plural countable nouns:
We stayed few days in Paris and visited the museums.
EXERCISE
11. PUT: LITTLE OR FEW IN THE BLANK
1. Little Time
2. Little Houses
3. Little cheese
4. Few cars
5. Little money
6. Few children
7. Few girls
8. Little coffee
12. DECIDE WHETHER YOU HAVE TO USE Little OR few