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Quantifiers: too/enough

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Eglish

Mind Map by Jennifer Altamirano, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Jennifer Altamirano over 4 years ago

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Quantifiers: too/enough

We use before countable and uncountable nouns to describe the amount of something
1. Contable
  1. There are a lot of apples.
    1. There are some apples
      1. The are some grapes
        The are a few notebooks
        There aren`t many notebooks
        There are no apples
        There aren`t any onions
        Are there any onions?
        How many any potatoes are there?
2. Uncountable
  1. Question
    1. Is there any fruit?
  2. Zero quantity
    1. There isn`t any fruit
  3. Small quantity
    1. There isn`t much money
  4. No particular quantity
    1. There some cheese
  5. Large quantity
    1. There is a lot of pasta
3. Nouns
  1. C:There are too many person
  2. C:There aren`t enough person
  3. U:I eat too much rice
  4. U: There isn`t enough rice
  5. Adjetives
    1. M: It is too cold
    2. L: It isn`t cold enough
    3. Verbs
      1. She runs too much
      2. She doesn`t runs enough
      3. Adverbs
        He drinks too quickly

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