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Mike’s Teaching Notes Containers & Quantifiers This lesson plan follows on the unit 8B from Face2Face intermediate.

Containers and quantifiers

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Mike’s Teaching Notes

Containers & QuantifiersThis lesson plan follows on the unit 8B from Face2Face intermediate.

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Mike’s Teaching Notes

Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Mike’s Teaching Notes

Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Mike’s Teaching Notes

Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Mike’s Teaching Notes

Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Bottle Carton Tin Can Jar Box

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantity

a large quantity

more than we want

less than we want

the correct amount

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantitynot many | hardly any

a few | severalnot much | hardly any

a little | a bit of

a large quantity

more than we want

less than we want

the correct amount

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantitynot many | hardly any

a few | severalnot much | hardly any

a little | a bit of

a large quantitya lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty ofa lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty of

more than we want

less than we want

the correct amount

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantitynot many | hardly any

a few | severalnot much | hardly any

a little | a bit of

a large quantitya lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty ofa lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty of

more than we want too many too much

less than we want

the correct amount

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantitynot many | hardly any

a few | severalnot much | hardly any

a little | a bit of

a large quantitya lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty ofa lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty of

more than we want too many too much

less than we want not enough not enough

the correct amount

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Quantity Plural countable nouns Uncountable nouns

nothing not any | no not any | no

a small quantitynot many | hardly any

a few | severalnot much | hardly any

a little | a bit of

a large quantitya lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty ofa lot of | lots of

loads of | plenty of

more than we want too many too much

less than we want not enough not enough

the correct amount enough enough

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• We tend to use some with affirmative sentences: I’ve got some time until the match starts

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• We tend to use some with affirmative sentences: I’ve got some time until the match starts• We tend to use any with negative and interrogative sentences: Have you got any spare change? There aren’t any students today in class

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• We tend to use some with affirmative sentences: I’ve got some time until the match starts• We tend to use any with negative and interrogative sentences: Have you got any spare change? There aren’t any students today in class• We don’t normally use much or many in affirmative sentences: There is much a lot of coffee in the cupboard.

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• We tend to use some with affirmative sentences: I’ve got some time until the match starts• We tend to use any with negative and interrogative sentences: Have you got any spare change? There aren’t any students today in class• We don’t normally use much or many in affirmative sentences: There is much a lot of coffee in the cupboard.

• We use some with offers and requests: Would you like some more water? Can I have some sugar, please?

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