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1. COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE

   • Countable nouns are those elements that can be counted one by one using numbers. Uncountable nouns are those elements that we cannot count using numbers but we can count using quantifiers or partitives.
     • countables
       • Add once hundred grams of sugar to the preparation.
         • Uncountables
           • My mother uses too much oil when she cooks

2. QUANTIFIERS

   • Quantifiers indicate the amount of a name. ... Like articles, quantifiers specify a name and are always located in front of the name. Some can be used only with countable names, others only with countless names and others with both.
     • EJEMPLO
       • I don't drink much coffee

3. PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

   • The prepositions of time are those invariant particles that are used to introduce that part of the sentence that tells us when an action happens (an hour, a specific day, a certain time of day, etc.).
   • My grandparents visit us on Christmas Day

4. SOME/ ANY/ NOT

   • Some and any are two determinants that are used in English to speak of an undetermined quantity or to express absence of quantity and are used with countable and uncountable nouns. We will also talk about no to indicate absence of quantity.
     • EJEMPLOS
       • You spilled some milk.
         • There aren’t any apples left.