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    This document discusses the use of quantifiers in English grammar. It explains that "a" is used with singular nouns that start with a consonant sound, while "an" is used with singular nouns that start with a vowel sound. It also explains that "some" is used with plural and uncountable nouns in affirmative sentences, while "any" is used with plural and uncountable nouns in negative and interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses and structures of "a/an" and "some/any". The document concludes with exercises for readers to practice applying these quantifiers.

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    This document discusses the use of quantifiers in English grammar. It explains that "a" is used with singular nouns that start with a consonant sound, while "an" is used with singular nouns that start with a vowel sound. It also explains that "some" is used with plural and uncountable nouns in affirmative sentences, while "any" is used with plural and uncountable nouns in negative and interrogative sentences. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses and structures of "a/an" and "some/any". The document concludes with exercises for readers to practice applying these quantifiers.

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    Quantifiers

    English
    Professor Leonardo Calderon
    lcalderon@ingeniería.edu.pe
    982060150
    Grammar
    Presentation
    A and An
    Use
    • To state the singular quantity of a noun.
    Structure
    • a + singular noun that starts with a consonant sound in affirmative,
    negative, and interrogative sentences.
    • an + singular noun that starts with a vowel sound in affirmative, negative,
    and interrogative sentences.
    Examples
    There is a banana/an apple.
    There isn’t a banana/an apple.
    Is there a banana/an apple?
    Warm Up
    Questions
    1. Look at the image and then complete the sentence.
    Jauja isn’t ________ country, but rather ________ city.

    a) a - a b) a - an
    2. Look at the image and then complete the sentence.
    Continental is both ________ institute and ________ university.

    a) a - an b) an - a
    Some and Any
    Use
    • To state the plural or uncountable quantity of a noun.
    Structure
    • some + plural or uncountable noun in affirmative sentences.
    • any + plural or uncountable noun in negative and interrogative sentences.
    Examples
    There are some bananas/is some water.
    There aren’t any bananas/isn’t any water.
    Are there any bananas/Is there any water?
    Warm Up
    Questions
    1. Look at the image and then complete the sentence.
    Are there ________ dinosaurs in the world? No, there aren’t.

    a) any b) some
    2. Look at the image and then complete the sentence.
    I have saved ________ money over the years.

    a) any b) some
    Dynamic
    Activity
    Question
    Application
    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any
    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any

    1. Identify the Quantity of the Noun


    • Singular
    • Plural
    • Uncountable
    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any
    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any

    2. Remember the Grammar


    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any

    3. Apply the Grammar


    • Shoes is plural = some or any
    • The sentence is negative = any
    1. Complete the sentence.
    There aren’t ________ shoes on sale.

    a) some b) an c) a d) at e) any
    Booklet Exercises
    Thank You!
    English
    Professor Leonardo Calderon
    lcalderon@ingeniería.edu.pe
    982060150

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