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    A Lot-Few-Little-Some

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    The document discusses different quantity expressions in English used with countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of expressions like "a lot of", "some", "many", "a few", and "much" used with countable nouns like "students" and "books", as well as uncountable nouns like "sugar" and "butter". It also shows how questions are formed using these expressions, such as "How many students?" versus "How much sugar?".

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    The document discusses different quantity expressions in English used with countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of expressions like "a lot of", "some", "many", "a few", and "much" used with countable nouns like "students" and "books", as well as uncountable nouns like "sugar" and "butter". It also shows how questions are formed using these expressions, such as "How many students?" versus "How much sugar?".

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    The document discusses different quantity expressions in English used with countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of expressions like "a lot of", "some", "many", "a few", and "much" used with countable nouns like "students" and "books", as well as uncountable nouns like "sugar" and "butter". It also shows how questions are formed using these expressions, such as "How many students?" versus "How much sugar?".

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    A Lot-Few-Little-Some

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    The document discusses different quantity expressions in English used with countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of expressions like "a lot of", "some", "many", "a few", and "much" used with countable nouns like "students" and "books", as well as uncountable nouns like "sugar" and "butter". It also shows how questions are formed using these expressions, such as "How many students?" versus "How much sugar?".

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    of 5

    some Lots of

    few many little


    A lot of much
    Uncountable

    lots of some a little not much little any


    Countable

    lots of some a few not many few any


    a lot of / any / many / how many / a / much

    1) There is ____________ new teacher at school.

    2) This cake needs ____________ sugar. 800 grams!!

    3) ____________ students are there in your class? – Twenty.

    4) There isn’t ___________ butter in the fridge. Only a little bit.

    5) Are there ____________ recycling bins in this university?

    6) There aren’t ___________ interesting books in this library. Only two.


    how much / an / some / how many / many

    1) There are ____________ expensive flats in the centre. About seven.

    2) ____________ bottles do you recycle every week?

    3) Your exam is good because there aren’t ____________ mistakes in


    the exam. Only two.

    4) I need ____________ egg for my omelette.

    5) _____________ rubbish do you throw daily?

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