UNIT 5:FOOD

UNIT 5:FOOD

1. QUANTIFIERS

   • SINGULAR
     • A
       • It is used when the next word begins with a consonant.
         • EXAMPLE: A pineapple
     • AN
       • It is used when the next word begins with a vowel.
         • EXAMPLE: AN advocato
   • PLURAL
     • SOME
       • Used in affirmative and interrogative sentences: undetermined quantitative value.
         • EXAMPLE: Some Bananas
     • ANY
       • Used in negative sentences: no quantitative value.
         • EXAMPLE: There isn't any cinnamon
       • Or used in interrogative sentences: indefinite quantity.
         • EXAMPLE: Are there any carrots?
     • MUCH
       • It is used with countless names to indicate a lot of quantity. It is used in negative sentences and questions.
         • EXAMPLE: I don't have much vegetables
     • A LOT OF
       • Generally used in affirmative sentences: to express a large number of elements
         • EXAMPLE: There are some onions