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ENGLISH 4 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - d) Many: muchas (os), cuántos?
      - e) Much: muchos (as), ¿cuántos?
    - - Count
        
        nouns refer to things that exist as separate and distinct individual units.
        
        Examples: table, chair
      - the noncount meaning is abstract and general and the count meaning concrete and specific.
        
        Examples: sugar , meat
    - - Use
        
        How many?
        
        How Much?
- - - - Use measure words with non-count
        nouns.
        
        Three bottles of milk.
        
        Two cans of soda pop.
        
        A pound of ground beef
      - Measure words can also be used for count
        nouns
        
        Four boxes of crackers.
        
        A package of cookies.
        
        Six pounds of apples.
    - - Kettle, cup, wine. water
    - - Make a resume of the reading
      - Give opinión about the reading
      - Answer the question
- - - - This, that, these, those
    - - How Much?
        
        Example. There is some flour.
    - - a cup of, a banana, an orange
    - - some milk. some flour
    - - Cucumber, onion, banana, carrot
    - - a, an the, this
- - - - Few: with countable nouns, synonym for hardly any, not many
        e.g. Few people attended the meeting. I counted only 4
      - A little: only used with uncountable nouns, synonym for a small amount, some.
        e.g. Is there? The weather forecast says there is still a little hope.
      - Little: only used with uncountable nouns, synonym for hardly any, not much
        e.g. Look at the sky, there is little hope for bright and sunny weather tomorrow.
      - A few: with countable nouns, synonym for a small number, some
        e.g. A few people asked me how I felt. That was nice.
    - - copper, garlic, chili
    - - Quantity words can be used in combinations such as many more, much more, and much
        less; any of which can be preceded by how to form questions or relative clauses.