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A brief explaination of the 4 most common quantifiers used in the English language.

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A brief explaination of the 4 most common quantifiers used in the English language.

by Geraldine Ojeda
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Welcome to our Quantifiers class!

Do you know what quantifiers are?

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What is a Quantifier?

We use them all the time!

When we want to know the exact quantity of a noun or even an aproximation of that quantity.

3

Do you know the difference between an uncountable and a countable noun?

Let me know what you think! ;)

And give me some examples too.

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Now that you know this...

Can you mention at least 3 frequent quantifiers that you personally use?

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Common quantifiers

Many and much


Many: Used for countable nouns to indicate large quantities.

Example: How many books have you read this year?


Much: Used for uncountable nouns to indicate large quantities as well.

Example: I don't want much sugar on my coffee, please.


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Common quantifiers

A lot of and lots of

Both can be used in informal contexts, being "lots of" the most informal one.

We use them to indicate a large quantity of a plural countable noun and a singular uncountable noun.

Examples:

I bought a lot of eggs by accident.


He has lots of money on his bank account.

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Now, let's create our own sentences! ;)

With these common quantifiers, create a sentence with each one of them. It can be about anything you prefer!

Write them down on a sheet of paper and hand it to me.

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