UNIT 4.
ROUTINES
Quantifi ers & Conditionals in Everyday Life
Starter Quiz: Let’s Check
Your Grammar!
◦ Correct or incorrect? Fix the mistakes:
◦ 1. I have too many money.
◦ 2. You drink too much coffee.
◦ 3. There isn’t enough sleep.
◦ 4. I eat too little vegetables.
◦ 5. She has not enough friends.
Visual Sorting Activity
◦ Sort these words into the correct group:
time, water, apples, friends, homework, rice
◦ Countable:
◦ Uncountable:
Example phrases:
• too much…
• too many…
• not enough…
• too little….
Countable – Uncountable Noun
Exercise
[Link]
Routine Check (Pair Work)
Ask your partner:
• Do you sleep enough?
• Do you eat too much junk food?
• Do you have too many online activities?
Report your partner’s answers:
Example: My partner has too little sleep but drinks too much
coffee.
Summary
◦ Too many:
Use with countable nouns (things you can count).
◦ Too much:
Use with uncountable nouns (things you can't count
individually).
◦ Not enough:
Can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns to
show that there is less than the required amount.
◦ Too little:
Used with uncountable nouns to show a very insufficient
amount, often implying a problem.
Integrate with Conditionals
◦ Combine both grammar points!
Examples:
• If you drink too much coffee, you won’t sleep well.
• If you don’t get enough rest, you will feel tired.
Your turn:
Write 2-3 sentences using both quantifiers and conditionals.
Mini Quiz
◦ G-form: [Link]
Final Summative Task:
“If You Want a Healthy Routine”
– Advice Talk
◦ Each student gives a short spoken presentation (30’’ – 1’) giving
advice about building or improving daily routines.
◦ You must include conditional sentences (zero & first) and
quantifiers to describe problems or suggestions.
Final Summative Task:
“If You Want a Healthy Routine”
– Advice Talk
◦ Describe a problem in daily routines (for example: too much screen
time, not enough sleep, too little exercise, etc.).
◦ Give advice or explain what usually happens using zero and first
conditional sentences.
◦ Use quantifiers such as too much, too many, too little, not enough
to describe habits or amounts.
◦ End with one recommendation for a balanced routine.
Rubric
Criteria Excellent (4) Good (3) Fair (2) Needs Work (1)
Clear topic, logical
Content & Mostly clear and Some ideas unclear Unclear or lacks
flow, includes a clear
Organization organized or disorganized structure
problem and advice
Uses both zero & first
Uses most structures
conditional correctly Limited use or several Incorrect or missing
Grammar Use correctly with minor
and several errors grammar targets
errors
quantifiers
Uses topic-related
Vocabulary & Generally clear with Limited vocabulary; Frequent hesitation or
words naturally;
Fluency some hesitation several pauses incomplete speech
speaks smoothly
Pronunciation & Clear and easy to Difficult to
Mostly clear Some unclear words
Intonation understand understand
Example
Hi everyone,
I think one big problem in our daily routine is too much screen
time. We spend hours on our phones and don’t get enough sleep.
If you use your phone late at night, you’ll feel tired the next day.
When we spend too much time online, we have too little time to
exercise or talk with our family. If we don’t move enough, we
won’t feel healthy or happy.
My advice is simple: put your phone away before bed. If you do
that, you’ll sleep better and have more energy in the morning.
So, use your gadgets wisely — not too much, not too little.
Balance is the key to a healthy routine.
Thank you.