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  1. Pay attention to your teacher's explanation about the use of quantifiers.Discuss with a partner the information and exchange some examples. Clarify with the teacher any doubts you may have.

  2. Individually but keeping in mind that you are part of a community, complete the following sentences with the correct quantifier:

a) I'd like to have (many/some/a few)more information before I make a decision.

b)The place was full, so (some/a liHe/a lot of)people heard what she told him.

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QuantifiersCountableUncountableExamples of Use
SomeUsed in affirmative sentences. some books, some bindsUsed in affirmative sentences. some coffee, some adviceThere are some binds in the sky. I need some advice from you.
AnyUsed in negative and interrogative sentences. any markers, any questionsUsed in negative and interrogative sentences. any sugar; any milkShe didn't have any mankens or pens. Do we have any milk?
MuchXUsed in negative and interrogative sentences. much pain, much waterAre you feeling much better now? We don't have much time.
ManyUsed in negative and interrogative sentences. many friendsXHow many times have you seen it? I didn't have many cookies.
A fewUsed in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a few dollrs, a few worndsXI saw her a few times before moving to a diffenent city. Onlya few of his paintings became famous.
A litHleXIn affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a liHle salt,a litle creamI think a litHle pepper would improve the dish. She's feeling a litHle betten, so she's going to school tomorrow.
A lot ofUsed in affinmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. a lot of teachersUsed in affirmative, negative, and intenrogative sentences. a lot ofmoneyA lot of teachers give online classes nowadays. You needa lot ofmoney to visit that place.

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