Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Inglés 3 Módulo 14

    Uploaded by

    zandii
    7 views4 pages
    This document provides examples of quantitative expressions followed by the preposition "of" and special adverbial and adjectival forms. It lists expressions like "all of," "most of," "some of," etc. that precede nouns and indicate a portion or quantity. It also discusses adjectives that can be used adverbially before nouns, like "very," "just," "almost," etc. Finally, it notes some adjectives that are identical in form to their corresponding adverbs, such as "hourly," "daily," "nightly," etc. The objective is to use these quantifiers and forms correctly in sentences.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    INGLÉS 3 MÓDULO 14

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This document provides examples of quantitative expressions followed by the preposition "of" and special adverbial and adjectival forms. It lists expressions like "all of," "most of," "some of," etc. that precede nouns and indicate a portion or quantity. It also discusses adjectives that can be used adverbially before nouns, like "very," "just," "almost," etc. Finally, it notes some adjectives that are identical in form to their corresponding adverbs, such as "hourly," "daily," "nightly," etc. The objective is to use these quantifiers and forms correctly in sentences.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    7 views4 pages

    Inglés 3 Módulo 14

    Uploaded by

    zandii
    This document provides examples of quantitative expressions followed by the preposition "of" and special adverbial and adjectival forms. It lists expressions like "all of," "most of," "some of," etc. that precede nouns and indicate a portion or quantity. It also discusses adjectives that can be used adverbially before nouns, like "very," "just," "almost," etc. Finally, it notes some adjectives that are identical in form to their corresponding adverbs, such as "hourly," "daily," "nightly," etc. The objective is to use these quantifiers and forms correctly in sentences.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 4

    MÓDULO 14

    OBJETIVO:
    Utilizará en oraciones las
    expresiones cuantitativas,
    seguidas de la preposición of y
    utilizará las formas adverbiales y
    adjetivas especiales.
    1 .- EXPRESIONES
    CUANTITATIVAS
    Para señalar que parte de un todo, se concidera en una determinada situación .
    EXPRESIONES Se anteponen a sustantivos en singular plural
    y a incontables
    All of / todos All of the students came today
    Most of- la mayor parte Most of the snow has melted
    Some of/ un poco Some of the snow is on the ground
    None of/ ninguno None of the snow has melted
    Not any of/ ninguno Not any of the snow has melted
    Not all of/ no todo Not all of the children are playing
    Much of-la mayor parte Se anteponen a sustantivos incontables, o a
    singulares
    Much of the snow has melted
    Not much of / la mayoria Se anteponen a sustantivos incontables, o a
    no singulares.
    Not much of the snow has melted
    A little of-un poco A little of snow
    Many of-mucho Se anteponen a sustantivos plurales.
    Many of the Windows are open.
    Not many of / no mucho Se anteponen a sustantivos plurales.
    Not many of the doors are open
    A few of/ alguno A few of the candies are bad.
    Several of / varíos Several of the candies are good
    ALGUNAS FORMAS CONOCIDAS COMUNMENTE COMO
    ADVERBIOS, QUE SE USAN COMO ADJETIVOS ANTEPUESTOS
    A LOS SUSTANTIVOS.

    Very = muy This is the very/just thing I wanted


    Just = exactamente
    Just = solamente, I have just/ only two dollars
    justo
    Almost = casi She chopped almost a cup
    Enough = suficiente We don’t have enough lollipops for all
    the children.
    More= más You need more material for a long
    Skirt.
    Less = menos. You’ll waste less effort, time and
    Se usa con money
    sustantivos
    incontables
    Fewer= Pocos Next time carry fewer things
    Se usa con
    sustantivos
    contables
    ALGUNOS ADJETIVOS QUE POR SU FORMA
    PUEDEN CONFUNDIRSE ON ADVERVIOS DE MODO

    Cowardly - cobardemente Kindly - amablemente


    Deadly - mortal Lively - Vivaz
    Fatherly - paternalmente Lonely - solitario
    Friendly - amistoso Lovely - encantador
    Heavenly - celestial Mainly - principalmente
    Masterly - magistralmente

    ALGUNOS ADJETIVOS QUE TIENEN LA MISMA


    FORMA QUE EL ADVERBIO CORRESPONDIENTE
    Hourly – cada hora Weekly – semanalmente
    Daily - diariamente Monthly - mensualmente
    Nightly - nocturnamente Yearly - anualmente
    Early – temprano Hardly - dureza
    Fast – rápido Late- tarde
    Straight - directamente

    You might also like