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Quantifiers 3

The document is a lesson plan for English II focusing on quantifiers, specifically 'how much' and 'how many.' It includes exercises on listening, speaking, and grammar related to food and quantities. The document also provides examples and prompts for students to practice using these quantifiers in various contexts.

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Quantifiers 3

The document is a lesson plan for English II focusing on quantifiers, specifically 'how much' and 'how many.' It includes exercises on listening, speaking, and grammar related to food and quantities. The document also provides examples and prompts for students to practice using these quantifiers in various contexts.

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Inglés II Momento II

Quantifiers: How much/how many Nº3

Name: Date:

Uncountable Short answers Full answers


(singular)
How much sugar do you eat? A lot I eat a lot of sugar.
Quite a lot I eat quite a lot of sugar.
A little I eat a little sugar.
Not much I don’t eat much sugar.
None I don’t eat any sugar.
Countable (plural)
How many sweets do you eat? A lot I eat a lot of sweets.
Quite a lot I eat quite a lot of sweets.
A few I eat a few sweets.
Not many I don’t eat many sweets.
None I don’t eat any sweets,

1. LISTENING
A. Listen to the radio show about food B. Listen again. Complete the gaps with
groups. Complete the examples of the one word.
groups. (9B-4) 1. Carbohydrates give us
.
1. carbohydrates: bread, pasta, 2. Fruits and vegetables contain important
, potatoes
2. fruits and vegetables: apples, oranges, .
, carrots 3. Protein helps our bodies to
3. protein: meat, and repair.
4. milk and dairy: , 4. Milk and dairy are important for our bones
yoghurt and
5. fats and sugars: cakes, .
, sweets, crisps 5. You should eat fats and sugars
or
a week.

2. Complete with How much / How many. 3. Underline the correct word or phrase.
Example: How much sugar do you put in your 1. We don't eat a lot of/ a lot sweets.
tea? 2. A How much chocolate do you eat?
1. butter do you use? B A little / A few.
2. cans of cola did she 3. My friends don't drink much / many coffee.
drink? 4. A How much fruit do you buy?
3. oil do I need? B. Quite a lot / Quite a lot of.
4. chocolates were in 5. We eat a lot of /much fish. We love it!
that box? 6. A Do your children drink any milk?
5. rice do you want? B No. Not much / Not many.
6. coffee does he 7. Donna ate her hamburger, but she didn't
drink? eat much / many chips.
7. bottles of water did you 8. A How many vegetables do you eat?
buy? B Any / None. I don't like them.
8. tins of tuna do we 9. I have a cup of tea and a few / a little
have? cereal for breakfast.
9. . orange juice is there in 10. A Do you eat much / many meat?
that carton? B No, I don't eat no / any meat. I'm a
10. biscuits did you eat? vegetarian.
1
Inglés II Momento II
Quantifiers: How much/how many Nº3
4. SPEAKING. Complete the conversation with the responses (a–e).
Waiter: Good evening, do you have a reservation?
Customer: 1
a. Yes. For a starter, can I have the
Waiter: Are you ready to order? salad, please?
Customer: 2 b. No thanks. Could we have the bill, please?
c. Yes, we have a table for two for half past six.
Waiter: Yes, of course. And for the main course? d. I’d like the chicken, please.
Customer: 3 e. Could I have some sparkling water, please?

Waiter: Would you like something to drink?


Customer: 4

Waiter: Yes, certainly.


Waiter: Would you like to look at the dessert
menu? Customer: 5

Waiter: Yes, of course.


GRAMMAR: A, AN, SOME, ANY
5. Look at what’s in the fridge, write the questions and short answers.

1. butter? Is there any butter? No, there isn’t.


2. sushi?
3. carrots?
4. cheese?
5. fish?
6. chicken?
7. eggs?
8. orange juice?

6. Write affirmative or negative sentences with a, an, some, or any.


1. onions There aren’t any onions.
2. tomato juice
3. pineapple
4. strawberries
5. peppers
6. milk
7. mushrooms
8. ice cream

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