The document provides instruction on using the quantifiers "a little" and "a bit of" in sentences. It defines "a little" as meaning some amount but not much of uncountable nouns. It defines "a bit of" as a colloquial way of suggesting a limited amount of something uncountable. As a task, it asks students to write 4 sentences using these quantifiers correctly based on the provided definitions and examples.
The document provides instruction on using the quantifiers "a little" and "a bit of" in sentences. It defines "a little" as meaning some amount but not much of uncountable nouns. It defines "a bit of" as a colloquial way of suggesting a limited amount of something uncountable. As a task, it asks students to write 4 sentences using these quantifiers correctly based on the provided definitions and examples.
The document provides instruction on using the quantifiers "a little" and "a bit of" in sentences. It defines "a little" as meaning some amount but not much of uncountable nouns. It defines "a bit of" as a colloquial way of suggesting a limited amount of something uncountable. As a task, it asks students to write 4 sentences using these quantifiers correctly based on the provided definitions and examples.
Objective • The student will be able to apply quantifiers (a little/a bit of) by writing four sentences correctly. a little / a bit of • We use a little with non-countable nouns like rain, snow, pollution, water, etc. We cannot use a little with countable nouns. • a little = some but not much: • I speak a little Spanish. (=some Spanish but not much) little and a little little is a negative idea: They have little money. They are very poor (=nearly no money)
a little is a positive idea:
I’ve got a little money. a bit of • Bit can also combine with of before non- countable nouns to suggest a limited amount of something. (colloquial English) • I added a bit of cinnamon to the recipe.
• I’ll just have a bit of bread and cheese.
Task: Write four sentences using a little/a bit of.
• Example: • I need a little fresh air. subject verb quantifier object WORD ORDER