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    There Is /there Are: There Potatoes in The Basket. There Milk in The Box

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    The document discusses the use of quantifiers such as "there is/are", "some", "any", "how much" and "how many" to describe quantities of various objects including potatoes, milk, water, sugar, chocolate, meat, coffee, parsley, watermelon, biscuits, coke, tomatoes, tea, cake, flowers, bread and cans of coke. Examples are provided to illustrate correct usage of these quantifiers in different contexts.

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    There Is /there Are: There Potatoes in The Basket. There Milk in The Box

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    The document discusses the use of quantifiers such as "there is/are", "some", "any", "how much" and "how many" to describe quantities of various objects including potatoes, milk, water, sugar, chocolate, meat, coffee, parsley, watermelon, biscuits, coke, tomatoes, tea, cake, flowers, bread and cans of coke. Examples are provided to illustrate correct usage of these quantifiers in different contexts.

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    The document discusses the use of quantifiers such as "there is/are", "some", "any", "how much" and "how many" to describe quantities of various objects including potatoes, milk, water, sugar, chocolate, meat, coffee, parsley, watermelon, biscuits, coke, tomatoes, tea, cake, flowers, bread and cans of coke. Examples are provided to illustrate correct usage of these quantifiers in different contexts.

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    There Is /there Are: There Potatoes in The Basket. There Milk in The Box

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    AminaIbrahim
    The document discusses the use of quantifiers such as "there is/are", "some", "any", "how much" and "how many" to describe quantities of various objects including potatoes, milk, water, sugar, chocolate, meat, coffee, parsley, watermelon, biscuits, coke, tomatoes, tea, cake, flowers, bread and cans of coke. Examples are provided to illustrate correct usage of these quantifiers in different contexts.

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    There is /there are

    There are potatoes in the basket. There is milk in the box.

    Some/Any
    There is some water in the glass. There are two bottles of water on the table. There is some sugar . There is some chocolate. There are three bars of chocolate. There is some meat in the kitchen.

    There isnt any coffe on the list. There arent three sprigs of parsley. There isnt any watermelon in the fridge. There arent two packets of biscuits. There isnt any coke with me. There arent any tomatoes.

    How many kilos of potatoes are there? There arent any potatoes here. There are 3 kilos of potatoes here. How much tea is there in the jar? There is some tea in the jar There isnt any tea in the glass.

    How much/How many

    Some/any/how much/how many


    There is some cake on the plate. There arent any packets of biscuits in the bag. There are some flowers on the table. There isnt any bread at home. How many cans of cokes are there?

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