QUANTIFIERS. 3º ESO Mucho/a/os/as AFIRMATIVAS NEGATIVAS INTERROGATIVAS CONTABLES INCONTABLES A lot of/Lots of Many Much There is a lot of people/sugar. I have many students in my class / How many siblings do you have? There isn’t much time / How much money does he have? Algo CONTABLES AFIRMATIVAS NEGATIVAS INTERROGATIVAS INCONTABLES Some Any Some* Some people say it is better to live in the countryside / They have some lemonade in the fridge. You don’t play to any videogame / I don’t have any money on me right now. Do you have any vegan options in the menu, please? / Would you like some tea? En lugar de a lot of/lots of, podemos usar plenty of, el cual irá SOLO con afirmativas: There’s plenty of fish in the sea. Un poco/poco CONTABLES INCONTABLES AFIRMATIVAS (A)**few (A)**little NEGATIVAS (A) few (B) little INTERROGATIVAS Some Some **There are a few letters on desk -> 1) Si utilizamos la preposición “a”, significa que dispongo de poca pero suficiente cantidad = positivo 2) Si no la utilizamos, implica que hay pocas y no tenemos suficientes = negativo; -Lo mismo vale para little/a little: I would like a little milk in my tea. Most people see little benefits in paying by cash. There are a few advantages to going cashless. Few countries can compete with Paris. Nada CONTABLES INCONTABLES AFIRMATIVAS No/None of+demonstrative/pronoun, possessive NEGATIVAS Any INTERROGATIVAS Any I have no money / None of the students did their homework / None of my friends are going to the party / None of us want to experience another pandemic. We haven’t been to any new country this year / There isn’t any coffee left in this bar. Do you know any American? / Is there any butter in the fridge?
