english 2nd periodo

Question 1

what is quantifiers

Answer 1

Are words that express quantities

Question 2

what are the quantifiers uncountable

Answer 2

much
little
a little
a bit
a large amount of

Question 3

what are the quantifiers countable

Answer 3

many
few
a few
several
a large number of

Question 4

Do you have____ brothers or sisters?

some or any

Answer 4

any

Question 5

No, I don’t, but I have_____cousins that love me like a real brother!
some or any

Answer 5

some

Question 6

Are there_____cinemas in this city? I really want to go to the movies!
some or any

Answer 6

any

Question 7

Mike ate_____chips, he wasn’t very hungry.

a little or a few

Answer 7

a few

Question 8

My dad says that I have to learn_____words in German, because we are going there for holidays.
a little or a few

Answer 8

a few

Question 9

Tom works_____hours every day, that is why he is always tired.
much or many

Answer 9

many

Question 10

People don’t write____letters nowadays, they use e-mails instead.
much or many

Answer 10

many

Question 11

What are the rules of some and any

Answer 11

Some: used for nouns plural countables, can not be used for singular nouns, some is also for affirmative sentences.
any: Is used in interrogative sentences, can not be used for singular nouns

Question 12

what is osascom

Answer 12

opinión
size
age
shape
color
origin
material

Question 13

what is anossacomp

Answer 13

article
number
opinión
size
shape
age
color
origin
material
purpose

Question 14

oranize:

red/beautiful/curvy/sports/small/italian/new/car

Answer 14

a beautiful small curvy new red italian sports car

Question 15

what are the types of determiners

Answer 15

Articles
Demonstratives
Possessives
Quantifiers

Question 16

what is the article definite and the article indefinite

Answer 16

Definite article: the

Indefinite article: a or an

Question 17

what are the demonstratives determiners

Answer 17

There are four demonstrative determiners in English and they are: this, that, these and those

Question 18

what is possessives determiners

Answer 18

Possessive adjectives - my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their - modify the noun following it in order to show possession.
Possessive determiners are different from possessive pronouns - mine, his, hers, yours, ours, their.
Possessive pronouns can stand alone and are not followed by nouns. Possessive determiners, on the other hand, are followed by nouns.

Question 19

what is quantifiers determiners

Answer 19

Quantifiers are followed by nouns which they modify. Examples of quantifiers include: some, any, few, little, more, much, many, each, every, both, all, enough, half, little, whole, less etc.