Stepping Stones chapter 4: new city (a) little, few, much, many

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Welcome 

What are we going to do today?

British council

chapter 4 stepping stones: 

(A) little, (a) few, a lot of, lots of

 Speaking & Stones 

blooket

lesson goal: 

At at the end of lesson we can ask for information in or about a shop and order online

Homework 

Chapter 4 In the city

B Theme words Ex. 10,11,12,13,14,15,16

C Reading Ex. 17,18,19,20,21

British council

- interactieve video 

- questions through the video

- pronunciation challenge game

 Countable                                   Uncountable

Veel

weinig

beetje of

paar

Many

A lot/ lots of

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Few

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A few

Much

A lot of/ lots of

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Little

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A little

Much vs. Many = veel

"Much" = ontelbare woorden 
much money, much water, much time

"Many" = telbare woorden
many dollars, many bottles of water, many minutes

MUCH money

MANY coins and MANY banknotes

Little vs. Few = een beetje / paar

"A little" = ontelbare woorden
a little money, a little water, a little time

"A few" = telbare woorden
a few dollars, a few bottles of water, a few minutes

Little / Few (zonder "a") = weinig. 

A bas guitar only has A FEW strings.

An electric guitar has
 A FEW strings more.

A LITTLE = een beetje (enkelvoud)

A FEW = een paar (meervoud)

I need a little more time.

Ik heb een beetje meer tijd nodig.

Jack eats a few fries.

Jack eet een paar frietjes.

LITTLE = weinig (enkelvoud)

FEW = weinig (meervoud)

My teacher has little patience.

Mijn lerares heeft weinig geduld.

Very few pupils. like to do homework

Erg  weinig  leerlingen vinden huiswerk leuk.

(a) FEW = weinig meervoud/telbaar:
minutes
players
millionairs
degrees
people
teaspoons of salt
happy moments

(a) LITTLE = weinig
enkelvoud/ niet telbaar:
time
danger
chance
sunshine
risk
salt
luck

I don't have much money left after paying my bills this month.

Fill in the blank
Sadly, ..... shops are still open right now.

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

Fill in the blank
Luckily, ..... shops are still open right now

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

Fill in the blank
Merle buys ..... trading cards.
(Veel speelkaarten)

1. a lot of
2. lots of
3. much
4. few

Fill in the blank
The test was very hard, but .... students got a passing grade.

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

Fill in the blank
I need to hurry. I have .... time to catch the train.

1. a lot of
2. little
3. few
4. lots of

Fill in the blank
I have ..... money with me. Just enough to buy some snacks.

1. many
2. a lot of
3. little
4. a little

Fill in the blank
Violet has been to ..... museums. So many that she must have lost count by now.

1. a lot of
2. few
3. lots of
4. a few

Describe your shop

You open your own shop. Write:

- What type of shop do you have?

- What items do you have in your shop?

- How many items do you have?

- use about 50 words

Use about 50 words
Use "(a) little, (a) few, (a) lot of, lots of" at least five times

Exercise

Chapter 4: 

D Speaking & Stones Ex. 22,23,24,25,26,27,28

00:20

What kind of challenge are they going to do?

1. food challenge
2. culture challenge
3. accent challenge
4. language challenge

00:27

Who is from the US,California

1. Sophia
2. Lisa
3. Janice
4. Natasha

00:37

What is meant with "native speakers." in this context

1. They speak the same language
2. Their accents are the same
3. Their languages look alike
4. They have the same language and accent

00:59

Vitamin

01:18

What is the difference in pronunciation of 'vitamin'?

1. Americans pronounce vi as vi
2. Americans pronounce Vi as Vai
3. the British pronounce Vi as vie
4. The British pronounce Vi as vai

01:27

Water

01:46

What does Sophia compare the British accent to?

1. words are open
2. words are swallowed
3. words are wide
4. words are narrow

01:57

Butter

02:06

Herb

02:17

What is the difference between the American and British pronunciation of the word 'Herb'

1. Americans don't say the R in Herb
2. The British say the R in Herb
3. The British don't say the H in herb
4. Americans don't say the H in herb

02:54

Envelope

03:24

Whose accent do you prefer?

1. American
2. British