Home town

Lesson 3C
 Describing towns
• Describe at least 20 things you see in town on your journey from to school, work.
CANADA
 Canada is famous for:
 French and English languages are both used

 The Rockies (mountains)

 Mounties (These are the policemen who ride horses and wear bright red uniforms)

 The world’s largest shopping mall (In Edmonton)

 Montreal Jazz Festival

 Niagara Falls (Waterfalls on the Canada-US border)

 Calgary Stampede (famous wild west horse-riding event)

 Canada gets a lot of snow. Canadians sometimes drive in their snowmobiles more than
their cars)

 Famous Canadians: Jim Carrey, Celine Dion, Avril Lavigne, Pamela Anderson, Shania Twain,
Keanu Reeves, Bryan Adams, etc.
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Quantifiers
Grammar
Quantifiers
a lot of , many, and much
• We use a lot of with countable and
uncountable nouns in affirmative
sentences.
• We use many with countable nouns
in negative sentences and questions.
• We use much with uncountable
nouns in negative sentences and
questions.
(not) enough
• Enough= the necessary quantity
• Not enough=not sufficient
• We use (not) enough after an adjective or adverb.
The restaurant is big enough for all of us.
• We use (not) enough before uncountable and
plural countable nouns.
Do we have enough milk?
We don’t have enough eggs to make an omelette.
Be happy!