7.5: Quantifiers & 7.6 Indefinite pronouns

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Welcome AM2A

Grab a pen/pencil, reading book & laptop. 

Grab your workbook and start reading your book.

Class expectations

Everyone tries to speak English

Laptops are half-closed when not in use - NO gaming!

Listen to each other when someone's speaking

You're silent when working alone - Q's allowed

No loud noises when working together

Have respect and be kind!

Today you will ...

... read your book for ten minutes

... learn all about quantifiers (7.5)

... learn all about indefinite pronouns (7.6)

7.5 Grammar

Goal: you can use quantifiers with countable and uncountable nouns.

What do you remember about countable & uncountable nouns?

• Look at the text again - which words are 'quantifiers'?
  

What do you already know about quantifiers? Year 1 knowledge

How many? / Many / Too many

= with countable nouns

How many friends have you got?

Have you got many books?

I have (got) many friends.

I've got too many books. = te veel

How much? / Much / Too much

= with uncountable nouns

How much money have you got?

Have you got much soup?

I haven't got much money.

I have (got) too much soup.

Translate:
te veel liefde

1. to much love
2. too many love
3. much love
4. too much love

Create your own answer with 'much' or 'many' + noun:
How ... (countable nouns) do you have?

a few / (very) few

= to describe a small quantity of countable nouns

I've got a few apples.

I've got (very) few friends.

a little / (very) little

= to describe a small quantity of uncountable nouns

I've got a little bit of money.

I've got (very) little water left.

• difference between using 'a' and not using 'a'?
  
  
• with 'a' = positive outlook on things :) = you have some / enough
  
• without 'a' = a negative outlook :( = you hardly have any / not enough
  

I have ..... milk you can use.

1. few
2. little
3. a few
4. a little

... people went to the concert; they had a ton of tickets left.

1. few
2. little
3. a few
4. a little

How much time do you have for relaxing?
Use '(a) few/little' & give a reason: I have ... time for relaxing, because ...

some & any

= with both countable & uncountable

any = questions & negatives

Do you have any bread? -> I do not have any bread.

some = affirmative & positive questions

Can I have some pizza? -> Sure, have some pizza.

a lot of & lots of

= with both countable & uncountable

Do you have a lot of money?

I have lots of friends.

I don't have a lot of info about that.

Have you got lots of water?

lots of = a bit more informal

!!! it's NEVER 'alot' !!!

if you know the answer will be yes

Explain the use of 'lots of' with both countable and uncountable nouns.

I would love ... tea, thanks!

1. some
2. any
3. a lots of
4. alot of

I haven't got ... ice cream in the freezer

1. some
2. any
3. lots of
4. many

Get to work

Do any 3 WB exercises:

p 94, ex 5, 6, 8 OR p 151, ex 1 - 4

Then, do 2 online exercises:

worksheet 1, worksheet 2

quiz 1, quiz 2,

whack-a-mole

Let's swtich it up

Keep your workbook on your table.

Try to figure out where these images are from in pairs.

Watch

this video & try to remember as many of the things she sees/describes as possible - you can take notes ;)

+ do you spot any of the places from our images?

7.6 Use of English

Goal: you can use indefinite pronouns

= to talk about people, things, or places when you don't know who, what, or where they are 

When you look at this definition, can you think of words that could fit? (e.g. iemand...)

• Open your WB, p 95: listen to another pair talk about Camden Market and do 3.

7.6 Indefinite pronouns

tip: some & any = used in the same type of sentences as quantifiers

alone & quietly: do exercise 4 + 6 

& ex. 5 in your paper notebook 

= write your sentences down

There isn't a post office ... near here.

1. everywhere
2. anywhere
3. nowhere
4. somewhere

I don't think the shop is closed. I can see .... in there.

1. no one
2. anyone
3. someone
4. something

Use none / somewhere / anything / nothing / everywhere:
1. There's ...... to buy here. Let's go to another shop.
2. Gyms have become very popular - they're ........
3. When I can't find ...... I want in the shops, I go online.

Practice in order

• 1st exercise: drag and drop

• 2nd exercise: quiz

• 3rd exercise: unjumble the sentences
• Done? Read your book in silence

• 4th exercise: speaking in pairs = fill in the pronoun & answer
  

I can use indefinite pronouns

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Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson
+ 1 thing you want to know more about.
Time left? Read your book

Do you ...

... know how to use quantifiers?

... know how to use indefinite pronouns?

TO DO: study 7.5 & 7.6

Extra practice? Go to MyEnglishlab or go to a (delta)flexhour.