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This Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers notes page gathers more than 9 community-made notes on a/an, the and expressions of quantity. Most are at secondary level, for school students practising article use and teachers looking for material on countable and uncountable nouns. Explore the notes and choose a topic to revise.
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- Types of Determiners21
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns45
- Definite and Indefinite Articles105
- Indefinite Articles: A and An50
- Definite Article: The30
- Zero Article32
- Demonstratives: This, That, These and Those26
- Quantifiers195
- Some and Any64
- Much, Many and A Lot Of40
- How Much and How Many28
- Few, A Few, Little and A Little9
- All, Each, Every, Both, Either and Neither19
- Partitives and Measure Words6
- Too, Enough, So and Such22
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9. Final Review 1. Use 'a/an' for singular countable nouns - I eat a banana every day - I really want a dog this Christmas - I want to buy an apple for lunch2. Don't use 'a/an' or 'the' for plural countable nouns and u...
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5. When to use 'the' 1. When talking about one particular thing i.e. when the speaker knows which particular thing they have in mind.e.g.I'm going to the doctor tomorrow morning. - the speaker is going to their usual doctor - not any...
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7. When not to use 'a/an' or 'the' 1. When we are talking about people or things in general: - I'm afraid of dogs - Doctors are paid more than teachers - Do you often listen to classical music? - I go to school (i.e. the speaker is ...
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Unit 1 "All in the Family" Lesson 3 All in the family : Sleepless Nights Warm up: 1. What's the best age to have children?2. How does your life change when you have your first baby, do you think?3. Do you ever look after children for friends or someone ...
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4. Review Countable A countable noun can be singular or plural I eat a banana every day I like bananas Examples when to use a/an Ann was singing a song It was an accident Can I have a 10 Euro note? Uncountable An uncountable no...
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2. a/an Countable A countable noun can be singular or plural For example: I eat a banana every day I like bananas Examples when to use a/an Ann was singing a song It was an accident Can I have a 10 Euro note? Uncountable An u...
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LET'S HELP THEM - Criado a partir de um Mapa Mental LET"S HELP THEM Little jobs for young people Which do you like better,cats or dogs?
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Expressions with statics - creado desde un Mapa Mental nouns describing quantity and number collocations that describe quantity+number describe countable things
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Quiz# 6 some/any/a/an Thursday, September the 21st Quiz# 6 some/any/a/an Thursday, September the 21st This is the Quiz# 6 we had on Thursday, September the 21st. You can do it as a practice but you don't have to send it. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wxnv-xvuQSJ...
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Articles - Criado a partir de um Mapa Mental Definite Indefinite Used for a specific subject or adjective (depends on the context)
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NO INDEFINITE ARTICLE IN THE PLURAL NO INDEFINITE ARTICLE IN THE PLURAL
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some, any , a lot of , few , little
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The notes on this page cover when to use a/an and the, when to leave out an article, and expressions of quantity. Some use examples with countable and uncountable nouns. There is also a note on how much and how many, and a practice note on some, any and a/an.
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Start with the note on a/an if you want examples alongside an explanation of countable nouns. Then read the notes on using and leaving out the to compare the situations they describe. The final review brings article use and countable and uncountable nouns together.
Read a short section, cover the examples and try writing your own. Return to the note to check your choices. When you want a different way to practise, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Pick a note and begin with the point you want to review.
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Which note should I start with?
Start with the note on a/an for examples alongside an explanation of countable nouns. If you are already reviewing article use, the final review brings together a/an, the and countable and uncountable nouns. The separate notes on using and leaving out the offer more examples.
Do the notes cover quantifiers?
Yes. The page includes a note on how much and how many, as well as a note on expressions of quantity and number for countable and uncountable things. There is also a practice note covering some, any and a/an, so you can choose the point you want to revisit.
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