Many/Much Few/Little Present Perfect

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Friday, the 13th of May

Planning for today

• We will look back at:
           - Present simple and past simple
           - Adverbs and adjectives

• Today we will talk about
            - Much vs Many
           - Few vs Little

Present simple

I/you/we/they + hele werkwoord

SHIT- rule

He/she/it + hele werkwoord + s

               I always help the customers

               She always helps the customers

Past simple

Regelmatige werkwoorden:

Hele werkwoord + ed

I walked to school yesterday

Onregelmatige werkwoorden:
 

2e rij past simple

I ate an apple yesterday.

Don't : I eated an apple yesterday

Adjectives
(bijvoeglijk naamwoorden)

'Adjectives' describe nouns (zelfstandig naamwoorden)
        Example:  The wild animal.

Only for nouns!! Not for verbs (werkwoorden)

Adverbs (bijwoorden)

Adverbs beschrijven:

                 1. Verbs: The man sings loudly.

                 2. Adjectives: The man is very tall.

                (3. Another adverbs: Ended too quickly.)

Adverbs eindigen vaak op 'y'. Natuurlijk zijn er uitzonderingen op deze regel, zoals: fast, too etc.

Any questions about this?

Which sentence looks better?

1. There are much dogs in the garden.
or 

2. There are many dogs in the garden.

Which sentence looks better?

1. I don't have many money left.
or 

2. I don't have much money left.

Rules for much and many

• We use much for:  uncountable nouns.
     Vertaling? 
• Examples: milk, water, air, money, food etc.

• We use many countable nouns.
    Vertaling?
• Examples: player, song, table, bag, colour etc.

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Which sentence looks better?

1. Ben has few friends in London.

or

2. Ben has little friends in London.

Which sentence looks better?

1. I have few time to waste.

or

2. I have little time to waste.

Rules for few and little

Just like with much and many:

• We use few for: countable nouns.
  
• Examples: pencil, gun, window, cat etc.
  
  
• We use little for: uncountable nouns.
• Examples: music, art, advice, sugar, butter etc.

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