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Nivel 9 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - (Ver pantallazos)
      - Harper Lee is the woman who (that) wrote to Kill a Mockingbird. I'm looking for a book which (that) teaches you how to relax. That's the house where I was born. Is Frank the man whose leaves change colour in autumn. I've just had a text from the girl (who /that) I met on the flight to Paris. This is the phone (which / that) I bought yesterday.
- - - - It's cold today, isn't it? You're Polish, aren't you?
    - - She isn't here today, is she? You aren't angry, are you?
- - - - Large
        
        we use a lot of or a lots of + sentences. We can also use loads of but it's more informal. We use a lot when there is no noun. e.g. He talks a lot. NOT he talks a lot of.
        
        much / many are normally used in - sentences and ?, but a lot of can also be used.
        
        We use plenty of in + sentences (=more than enough)
      - small
        
        We use little + uncountable nouns, few + plural countable nouns. a little and a few =some, nut not a lot.
        
        very little and very few = not much / many
        
        The comparative of little is less and the comparative of few is fewer.
      - more or less than you or want
        
        we use too + adjective or adverb.
        
        we use too much + uncountable nouns and too many + plural countable nouns
        
        we use (not) enough before a noun, and after and adjective or an adverb.
      - zero quantity
        
        we use any + uncountable or plural noun for zero quantity with a - verb. We use no + uncountable or plural noun with a + verb. We use none (without a noun) in short answers.