Expressing conclusions

 

Expressing opinions

 

HOW MUCH - HOW MANY // TOO MUCH - TOO MANY // ENOUGH

 

EXERCISE 1choose HOW MUCH or HOW MANY
EXERCISE 2: write HOW MUCH or HOW MANY

EXPLANATION TOO MUCH / TOO MANY /ENOUGH (SPANISH)

Exercise 3: Choose too, too much, too many, enough to complete the sentences.

Exercise 4: write too much, too many, enough

Queen - Too Much Love Will Kill You (Lyrics)

Ain't No Mountain High Enough

There is - There are // some - any- a / an - much / many

 

EXERCISE 1: choose There is - There are

EXERCISE 2: write THERE IS/ THERE ARE

EXERCISE  3: choose SOME or ANY
EXERCISE 4: write A, AN, SOME

EXERCISE 5: choose MUCH or MANY


CAR RACE GAME: countable or uncountable

VERY versus MORE and A LOT

VERY means  "to a great degree" . We use very before adverbs and adjectives to add emphasis.

IT'S VERY COLD

MORE is a comparative word. We also use it to talk about additional quantities. 

A LOT OF means  "MANY" or "VERY MUCH" and is used before NOUNS.

A LOT means VERY MUCH and is used at the end of the sentence.

A LOT OF FRIENDS

A LOT OF WATER

A LOT OF STUDENTS

A LOT OF BREAD

A LOT OF RAIN

A LOT OF PEOPLE

A LOT OF FOOD

A LOT OF FILMS

A LOT OF COFFEE

A LOT OF SALT

A LOT OF SNOW

A LOT OF CARS

A LOT OF HOUSES

A LOT OF NOISE

A LOT OF BLOOD

A LOT OF COMPUTERS

A LOT OF MONEY

CONNECTORS OF CONTRAST: however, despite, although, on the one hand, whereas...

 

Explanation  (very complete)
Explanation: on the other hand, while, whereas
Explanation: while, whereas
Explanation: difference EVEN THOUGH / HOWEVER

Exercise 1: choose DESPITE or ALTHOUGH
Exercise 2: choose IN SPITE OF or ALTHOUGH

Exercise 3: write HOWEVER, DESPITE or ALTHOUGH
Exercise 4: CONTRAST. Two-answer choice (nevertheless, in contrast, on the contrary, on the one hand, while, although, despite, however, whereas, in spite of, but)

-ED versus -ING

 

 

EXPLANATION + EXERCISES (IN SPANISH)

EXERCISE: choose

EXERCISE: choose

EXERCISE: choose