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QUANTIFIERS TASK Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type:     how much how many reading Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type:     How much, how many exercise Level: elementary Age: 8-11 Type:     much vs.many Level: elementary Age: 10-15 Type:     a useful review for the 7th forms preparation for the mid term test n3 (7th forms) Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type:     Lesson3- If... by Rudyard Kipling Unit 4- Life Issues Level: advanced Age: 17-100 Type:     Much and Many much and many Level: elementary Age: 13-16 Type:     Many and much Level: elementary Age: 8-10 Type:     How many / How much + food and drinks Students practise the questions with how many or how much. Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type:     How many mice? Chinese Zodiac I Spy Practice asking "How many ?" by counting the animals of the zodiac. Each number from 1 to 12 features once. Note that this uses the Japanese zodiac which features slightly different animals. In particular, mouse instead of rat, cow instead of ox, sheep instead of goat, chicken instead of rooster, and wild boar instead of pig Level: elementary Age: 3-6 Type: worksheet     QUANTIFIERS : A LOT MUCH MANY Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type:     how much- how many how much -how many Level: elementary Age: 7-14 Type:     Board game - much/many Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type:     HOW MUCH - HOW MANY How much and How many? - Is there or Are there? Level: elementary Age: 8-15 Type:     countable and uncountable nouns Simple explanation on countable and uncountable nouse Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Type:	Many - Much - A lot of How to use Many - Much and A lot with a revision of countable and uncountable nouns Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           HOW MUCH- HOW MANY We use how much and how many in the classes and dialogues, asking and answering about quantity and prices. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Format: PowerPoint           Countables and non countables (How much, many) Part 2 Once you have introduced students to the difference between countable and non countable nouns, you can use this second part of the power point series (3 documents) to work on the use of how much, how many and remember the use of some and any. Level: elementary Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           Quantifiers - Much, Many, A lot of This shows simple information about how to use these quantifiers as well as tests your students understanding. Level: elementary Age: 8-15 Format: PowerPoint           Technology /vocabulary lesson electronic devices and verbs slideshow Level: intermediate Age: 12-15 Format: PowerPoint           There is - there are Short presentation introduce there is there are Level: elementary Age: 3-12 Format: PowerPoint           containers and quantifiers it is a nice presentation with gifts. hope it is gonna be usefull Level: elementary Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Much or many Pupils should choose much or many Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Format: PowerPoint           Countable and uncountable nouns Power point on countable and uncountable nouns Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Format: PowerPoint           Asking Questions about Pictures the students will see a picture and write questions about the picture to ask their classmates. Then the picture will disappear and they will try to remember the picture to answer the questions. Level: intermediate Age: 9-100 Format: PowerPoint           Pete the Cat boardgame For this board game you will either need real buttons or you can cut out the ones in the PPT. You will also need a dice and counters. Level: elementary Age: 5-9 Format: PowerPoint           Welcome to Diagon Alley: How Much or How Many? This Powerpoint will allow your students to familiarize themselves both with How Much and How Many (uncountable and countable) and the universe of Harry Potter, more particularly thanks to Diagon Alley and wizard currency. They will then have to complete a series of sentences using either How Much or How Many. Enjoy Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           how much here you can find a simple game with how much and vocabulary for a party Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Format: PowerPoint           Too much or too many? Crossing chickens game A different way to practice too much/too many for elementary+ learners. This is a variation of snakes and ladders game, but with a twist, you only have one pawn which has to be clicked in order for it to move. Unfortunately answers will not show up (they are in the notes for the presenter) so you�ll be the juror :) Thanx missvera for the template! Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Format: PowerPoint           How much - How many Very good activities to cover up how much - how many, countable uncountable nouns etc. Level: elementary Age: 8-15 Format: PowerPoint	How much or How many FILL IN THE GAP EXERCISE.PRINTABLE AVAILABLE.HOPE YOU LIKE IT THANKS Level: elementary Age: 8-100   using: TOO / TOO MUCH / TOO MANY / ENOUGH This interactive exercise will help you to practice the use of : TOO / TOO MANY / TOO MUCH / ENOUGH. TOP SCORE: 10/10. GOOD LUCK! Remember: too + adjective / too many + countable nouns / too much + uncountable nouns / not + verb + enough + nouns / not + adjective + enough/ enough + nouns / adjective + nouns Level: intermediate Age: 14-100   DOES EVERYONE EAT THE SAME FOOD? THIS GREAT EXERCISE CAN BE USEFUL TO REVIEW VOCABULARY OF FOOD!! Level: elementary Age: 7-11   Much /Many A simple exercise for elementary students about the use of many and much. Level: elementary Age: 5-12   Some, much, many, a, an, any An amusing story to test student�s understanding of countable and uncountable nouns. Level: elementary Age: 9-100   quantifiers: much, many, a lot of, plenty of, some, any This lesson provides both an explanation & a practice of quantifiers ( much, many, some, any, a lot of , and plenty of). I hope you will find it very useful. Level: elementary Age: 10-100   Much, many, a lot of It�s an exercise to practise the quantifiers: much, many, a lot (of), so much, so many, too much, too many. There�s a short grammar explanation and some activities to complete. I hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 10-100   QUANTIFIERS - lots of, many, much, little, few, some, any, no, a(n) This is the interactive version of my worsheet on quantifiers. Hope it�s useful. Level: elementary Age: 12-14   FEW - LITTLE - SOME - ANY - A/AN - MANY - MUCH Exercises on quantifiers and countable/uncountabl e nouns. Level: elementary Age: 10-100   COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS COMPLETE THE SENTENCES WITH SOME AND ANY. MUCH, MANY AND A LOT OF. A FEW AND A LITTLE. Level: elementary Age: 10-100   How much...? How many...? a little a few Very simple but effective exercise to practice the grammar for asking �how much� versus �how many� for uncountables/countab les using the responses of �a little� and �a few�. Level: elementary Age: 9-100   much many and few little exerc�ce of much many and few little Level: elementary Age: 7-14   Make a salad Kelly, M.: English 5. Anexpres. Lesson 10 - What would you like? Level: elementary Age: 8-10   much or many much or many Level: elementary Age: 9-12   much or many much or many Level: elementary Age: 9-12

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