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Understanding Quantifiers in English

The document explains the use of quantifiers 'much' and 'many' in English, providing examples of their usage in sentences. It notes that 'a lot of', 'lots of', and 'plenty of' can replace 'much' and 'many' in affirmative sentences. Additionally, it categorizes nouns that typically pair with 'much/little' and 'many/few'.

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Understanding Quantifiers in English

The document explains the use of quantifiers 'much' and 'many' in English, providing examples of their usage in sentences. It notes that 'a lot of', 'lots of', and 'plenty of' can replace 'much' and 'many' in affirmative sentences. Additionally, it categorizes nouns that typically pair with 'much/little' and 'many/few'.

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QUANTIFIERS

Quantifiers
much: muito, muita
We don´t have much coffee. // How much coffee do you want?
John doesn´t have much time. // How much time do you have?

many: muitos, muitas


There are many students here. // How many students are there...?
Do you read many books? // How many books do you read...?

A lot of, lots of and plenty of (= muito, muita) podem substituir


much e many em frases afirmativas.
He drinks a lot of water.
There are lots of cars here.
much/ little:

water, time, money, soup, food, money, love, coffee, salt...

many/ few:

books, people, days, words, oranges, chairs, houses...

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