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To express HOW MUCH food we have or

need we use certain words called

But there are some differences when using

Let’s learn how to express quantity with these


words.
How many apples are there? How much meat is there?

There are There is


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apples. meat.
How many carrots are there? How much cheese is there?

There are There is


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carrots. cheese.
How many carrots are there? How much cheese is there?

There aren’t There isn’t


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carrots. cheese.
positive meaning
● some = a few
negative meaning
● not many = few

positive meaning ● some = a little


negative meaning ● not much = little
How many hot dogs are there? How much milk is there?

There is only There is


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hot dog. milk.
How many doughnuts are there? How much bread is there?

There aren’t There isn’t


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doughnuts. bread.
affirmatives ● There are some eggs in the fridge.
● Do you want some eggs? (for offers, requests…)
questions
● Did you buy some eggs? (for questions where the
expected answer is “yes”)

negatives ● There aren’t any eggs in the fridge.


questions ● Have you got any eggs? (for open questions – the answer
can be “yes” or “no”)

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