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    The document provides instruction on counting and reviewing goals, including asking how many apples or water someone eats/drinks per day, and how they stay in shape. It then reviews quantifiers like "many", "much", "a lot of", and "lots of" when used with countable and uncountable nouns. Examples are provided and a practice section asks the reader to identify the correct quantifier in different sentences.

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    The document provides instruction on counting and reviewing goals, including asking how many apples or water someone eats/drinks per day, and how they stay in shape. It then reviews quantifiers like "many", "much", "a lot of", and "lots of" when used with countable and uncountable nouns. Examples are provided and a practice section asks the reader to identify the correct quantifier in different sentences.

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    The document provides instruction on counting and reviewing goals, including asking how many apples or water someone eats/drinks per day, and how they stay in shape. It then reviews quantifiers like "many", "much", "a lot of", and "lots of" when used with countable and uncountable nouns. Examples are provided and a practice section asks the reader to identify the correct quantifier in different sentences.

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    The document provides instruction on counting and reviewing goals, including asking how many apples or water someone eats/drinks per day, and how they stay in shape. It then reviews quantifiers like "many", "much", "a lot of", and "lots of" when used with countable and uncountable nouns. Examples are provided and a practice section asks the reader to identify the correct quantifier in different sentences.

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    LET’S COUNT AND

    REVIEW

    Goals: To express quantities by using nouns quantifiers


    Are you a healthy person?

    How many apples do you eat per day?

    How much water do you drink every day?

    How do you stay in shape?

    Do you usually eat vegetables for lunch?


    Let’s watch a video!
    https://
    www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=u0I9CMRWapQ

    (Soledad pastorutti gifty 2021)


    QUANTIFIERS

    GRAMMAR RULES
    How many / many + plural countable nouns
    How much …….? / How many…………?
    Examples:
    Much / Many / A lot of / Lots of
    1. Do you have many friends?
    How much / much + uncountable nouns
    2. How many CDs do you have?
    Examples:
    1. I don’t have much money.
    a lot of / lots of + uncountable and plural
    2. How much cheese is there in the refrigerator? countable nouns.
    3. I drink a lot of water every morning. Examples:
    4. Lots of money is needed for studying in Japan 1. I have a lot of posters in my room.
    2. Lots of people hate eating vegetables?
    LET’S PRACTICE!

    1. In the summer, people should drink ________ water.


    6. In the morning, we drink ________ coffee.
    a) lots b. many c. a lot of
    a) lots b. many c. a lot of
    2. He isn’t a very popular singer. That’s why there
    7. There aren’t_______ People at the party.
    aren’t_______ People at this concert tonight.
    a) much b) many c) lots
    a) much b) many c) lots
    8. How ___________ food do you eat every day?
    3. How ___________ milk do you drink every day?
    a) much b) a lot of c) many
    a) much b) a lot of c) many
    9. There isn’t ___________ cheese in the refrigerator?
    4. There isn’t ___________ butter in the refrigerator?
    a) lots b) a lot c) a lot of
    a) lots b) a lot of c) a lot
    10. How ___________ brothers and sisters do you have?
    5. How ___________ apples do you eat per day?
    a) lot b) much c) many
    a) lot b) many c) much
    REVIEW – SIMPLE PAST (REGULAR AND
    IRREGULAR VERBS)

    Positive Negative

    I ate ceviche yesterday. I didn´t eat ceviche.

    She went to the cinema last night . She didn´t go to the cinema last night.

    He played soccer two days ago. He didn´t play a movie two days ago.

    QUESTIONS

    Did you eat ceviche yesterday? Yes, I did / No, I didn´t

    Did she go to the cinema last night? Yes, she did / No, she didn´t

    https://www.curso-ingles.com/aprender/cursos/nivel-
    intermedio/verb-tenses-past/past-simple
    IRREGULAR VERBS REGULAR VERBS
    Bring = Brought Go = Went Play = played
    Buy = Bought Have = Had Listen = listened
    Fight = Fought See = Saw Watch = watched
    Teach = Taught Tell = Told Wash = washed
    Swim = Swam Say = Said Talk = talked
    Sing = Sang Eat = Ate Want = wanted
    Run = Ran
    Drink = Drank Study = studied
    Apply = applied
    Forget = Forgot
    Get = Got Like = liked
    Change = changed
    Fly = Flew
    Know = Knew
    Grow = Grew Stop = stopped
    Commite = committed
    Talk it over!
    Vocabulary:
    1. Party
    2. Really
    3. Crowded
    4. many
    5. Who
    6. Fun

    Useful expressions
    1. How was the party?
    2. It was really good
    3. Was it scary?
    4. Who was at the …..?
    5. Do you know?
    6. So was Sue
    7. Was it fun?
    8. It was a fun evening

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