Part 3: Unit Grammar

Comparing Quantity
Explanation

1- More : We use ( more ) to say we

have bigger amount or numbers of
(countable & non-countable)
things or objects.

2- Less : We use (less) to say we have

smaller amount of (uncountable)
things.

3- Fewer : We use fewer to say we

have smaller numbers of things or
objects, (countable)
 Form
Affirmative Sub. + have / has + (more /
less / fewer ) + (the thing ) +
than + obj.
Negative Sub. + have / has + not + (
more /less / fewer ) +( the
thing ) + than + obj.

 We use have & has to compare by

telling about the things with us.

Ex:
1- Rana has more juice than Rawan.
 Form
Affirmative Sub. + am/ is/ are + (more /
less) + adjective + than + obj.
Negative Sub. + am/is /are +not +
(more / less) + obj.

 We use ( am , is & are ) to compare

between two or more things or
persons.
Ex:
1- English is more interesting than
math.
 Part 4: Grammar Activities

1) Choose the correct answer:

1.Nadeen ……….more apples than Maya.

a) has b) have c) is d) are

2.Saif is ……….careful than Amr.

a) for b) more c) fewer d) at

3.Salma has ………juice than her brother.

a) have b) is c) less d) fewer

4.Eyad is less …………...than his sister.

a) small b) beautiful c) clever d) big

5. Mom and dad ………….less milk than my sister and me.

a) has b) are c) have d) is

6.Jana has ………oranges than Yasmine.

a) more b) for c) is d) are

7.Ahmed and Adam ………..more cheerful than Omar and Saleh

a) is b) has c) have d) are

8. My car is less ……………than yours.

a) bigger b) smaller c) expensive d) longer

9. I don't have any water to drink, I think you have ………..water

than me.

a) more b) less c) fewer d) is

10. I think basketball is …….interesting than football.

a) with b) for c) less d) fewer