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    The document discusses different terms used to describe quantities in English such as "a little", "a few", "much", and "many". It provides examples of sentences using these terms to ask about the amount of items like seats on a train, milk in the fridge, and books on a table. Key terms are defined, like "a little" meaning a few, "much" meaning many, and "isn't much" and "aren't many" both meaning a little or a few.

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    The document discusses different terms used to describe quantities in English such as "a little", "a few", "much", and "many". It provides examples of sentences using these terms to ask about the amount of items like seats on a train, milk in the fridge, and books on a table. Key terms are defined, like "a little" meaning a few, "much" meaning many, and "isn't much" and "aren't many" both meaning a little or a few.

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    The document discusses different terms used to describe quantities in English such as "a little", "a few", "much", and "many". It provides examples of sentences using these terms to ask about the amount of items like seats on a train, milk in the fridge, and books on a table. Key terms are defined, like "a little" meaning a few, "much" meaning many, and "isn't much" and "aren't many" both meaning a little or a few.

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    MONEY

    1 dollar
    20 dollars
    1 coin
    5 coins
    A LITTLE = A FEW (МАЛО/ТРОХИ)

    MUCH = MANY ( БАГАТО)

    ISN’T MUCH = A LITTLE ( НЕБАГАТО, МАЛО)

    AREN’T MANY = A FEW (НЕБАГАТО, МАЛО)


    There is only one seat in the train.
    There is some milk in the fridge.

    There are five seats in the train.


    There are some books on the table.

    Is there only one seat in the train?


    Is there some milk in the fridge?

    Are there five seats in the train?


    Are there any books on the table?

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