1C_grammar A2

• English
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)

Content of the lesson

quantities

 few/little

some/any

future tense

Quantities

Soms moet je hulp van andere woorden krijgen om aan te geven hoeveel van iets je nodig hebt.

Bijvoorbeeld:  2 spoonfuls of sugar (hier maak je gebruik van spoonful om aan te geven hoeveel suiker je nodig hebt).

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Quantities

• a bag of potatoes
• a spoonful of sugar
• a jar of jam
• a tin of fruit
• a can of Coke
• a bottle of milk
• a loaf of bread
• etc, etc

your turn now!

Answer the questions on the following slides.

a ... of grapes

... ... ... chocolate

... wires

1. a bunch of wires
2. a reel of wires
3. a string of wires
4. a lump of wires

... coal

1. a bunch of coal
2. a bar of coal
3. a string of coal
4. a lump of coal

... pearls

1. a string of pearls
2. a pair of pearls
3. a bunch of pearls
4. a lump of pearls

Content of the lesson

quantities  

 few/little

some/any

future tense

warming up....

Fill in FEW or LITTLE 

We had to hurry, so there was ..... time for shopping.

We had to hurry, so there was little time for shopping.

time: uncountable--> you CANNOT count.

Let's continue with more questions

This president had ___ power.

1. few
2. little

I'm sorry, but I have ___ time to waste.

1. few
2. little

He is lucky. He has __ problems.

1. few
2. little

We had ___ hope about this project.

1. few
2. little

__ students understood the difference.

1. Few
2. Little

Students had __ interest in politics.

1. few
2. little

Content of the lesson

quantities  

 few/little

some/any

future tense

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SOME & ANY

He is lazy. He never does ___ homework.

(at the cafe) Would you like to have ____ to drink?

Mom, can I have ___ money?

Content of the lesson

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some/any

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Future Tense

• Will: (not so certain). I will visit my grandmother.
• Present Continuous: I am visiting my grandmother this weekend. (more certain, you made an appointment)
• going to: Look at those clouds. It is going to rain in a bit. (sure!)
• Present Simple: My bus leaves at 11:30. (according to a schedule) 

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Look at those clouds! It ___ (rain) in a bit!!!

When ___ the train to Sneek___( leave)?

1. is... leaving
2. is ... going to leave
3. does ... leave
4. will ... leave

I think I ____ (visit) you one day.

1. am visiting
2. am going to visit
3. visit
4. will visit

I just called my grandmother, I ___ (visit) her this Saturday.

1. am visiting
2. going to visit
3. visit
4. will visit

Content of the lesson

quantities  

 few/little

some/any

future tense