The document provides information on using quantifiers like "some", "any", "much", "many", and "a lot of" with countable and uncountable nouns. It explains that "much" and "many" are used in negative and interrogative sentences with uncountable and countable nouns respectively. "Some" is used in affirmative sentences, and "any" is used in negative and interrogative sentences. Two activities are included for practice identifying the correct quantifiers in different sentences.

1. Some –any
Much -many
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2. a lot of
Para oraciones afirmativas y sustantivos contables e
incontables.
A lot of: un montón de….
Example:
• There are a lot of limes (hay un montón de limas)
• There is a lot of cheese ( hay un montón de queso)

3. Much/Many
Much: Para oraciones negativas e interrogativas
“incontables”.
Examples:
• Are there much cheese?
• There aren’t much cheese.
Many : Para oraciones negativas e interrogativas
“contables”.
Examples:
•Are there many lemons?
•There aren’t many lemons.

4. Activity 1
Look and circle the correct answer.
(Mirar y encerrar en un circulo la alternativa correcta)
1. How much / many loaves of bread do we need?
2. There is much/ many apple juice
3. There is a lot / many olive oil.
4. There are much / a lot of watermelons.

5. Some/any
Some: Para oraciones afirmativas.
Examples:
• There is some jam.
• There are some lemons
Any: Para oraciones negativas e interrogativas.
Examples:
•There isn’t any lemons.
•Are there any lemonade?

6. Activity 2
Look and complete
(Mirar y completar)
1. There isn’t any apples.
2. There …….. ……….. lemonade.
3. There …….. ……….. bananas.
4. There …….. ……….. eggs.
5. There ........ ……….. milk

7. Answers
Respuestas….

8. Activity 1
Look and circle the correct answer.
(Mirar y encerrar en un circulo la alternativa correcta)
1. How much / many loaves of bread do we need?
2. There is much/ many apple juice
3. There is a lot / many olive oil.
4. There are much / a lot of watermelons.

9. Activity 2
Look and complete
(Mirar y completar)
1. There isn’t any apples.
2. There are some lemonade.
3. There are some bananas.
4. There are some eggs.
5. There isn’t any milk