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    The document provides an English class lesson on using quantifiers like "how many", "how much", "some", "any", "a few", "a little" in questions and responses. It gives examples of questions using these quantifiers to ask about food items in a fridge, and sample responses using quantifiers to indicate amounts. The lesson also distinguishes between using "some" vs "any", and "a few" vs "a little".

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    English classes for A1 and A2

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    The document provides an English class lesson on using quantifiers like "how many", "how much", "some", "any", "a few", "a little" in questions and responses. It gives examples of questions using these quantifiers to ask about food items in a fridge, and sample responses using quantifiers to indicate amounts. The lesson also distinguishes between using "some" vs "any", and "a few" vs "a little".

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    Let's Talk - 11

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    The document provides an English class lesson on using quantifiers like "how many", "how much", "some", "any", "a few", "a little" in questions and responses. It gives examples of questions using these quantifiers to ask about food items in a fridge, and sample responses using quantifiers to indicate amounts. The lesson also distinguishes between using "some" vs "any", and "a few" vs "a little".

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    ENGLISH CLASSES

    With Ana
    SONG TIME
    GRAMMAR BREAK
    How many…? How much…?

    - How many slices are there? There are 2 slices left


    - How many friends have you got? I have 3 close friends
    - How much money have you got? None
    - How much food is in the fridge? Some
    Your turn
    1) How many
    ___ ____ languages do you speak?
    2) ___ many
    How ____ days are you here for?
    3) ___ many
    How ____ English words do you know?
    4) ___ much
    How ____ time do you spend online?
    5) ___ many
    How ____ pets do you have?
    6) ___ much
    How ____ coffee do you drink?
    SOME x ANY
    A FEW x A LITTLE
    Can I have some water please? There are a few slices
    non quantitative quantitative

    I don’t have any dogs There’s a little rice left


    I like any mexican food
    non quantitative

    Todo ou nenhum
    H o m e wo rk LET’S TALK, with Ana and Rodolfo
    HOMEWORK

    Read this dialogue between Clare and her mother and choose the correct option:

    Mum: Are there any / much sausages in the fridge?


    Clare: Yes, there are some / any sausages and a little / a few eggs.

    Mum: Is there any / a milk?


    Clare: Yes, there’s many / a lot of milk and lots of / a few yogurt.

    Mum: How much / many tomatoes are there?


    Clare: There are a few / a little tomatoes, but there’s only one / any carrot.

    Mum: How many / much fruit is there?


    Clare: There aren’t some / any apples, but there are lots of / a little oranges.

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