Hello students! During Year 4 of your American English studies, you will continue working on English Grammar, with one lesson per week for the entire year. Remember that the grammar video lesson below is just the beginning of the assignment. Your online research and further study into each grammar topic shared here will help you develop your American English skills.
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4.3.3: lesson 3- ”Everyday Grammar”
Today’s grammar topic is,” Quantifiers”.
A quantifier is a word that usually goes before a noun to express the quantity of the object, or we use quantifiers when we want to give someone information about the number of something as, how much, how many.
1) How many: Can anyone tell me how many days are in a week?
How many children to school yesterday?
How many teeth has your child lost?
2) How much: How much the book cost?
How much pasta should I buy?
How much notes books you need for needy children?
We can use these quantifiers with both count and countable nouns for example, all/ no, some/ any,
enough/ less, a little/ more.