Monday, 26 January 2009

REVIEW GRAMMAR


Today I want to mention about Quantifiers which I always feel confusing to use it.


1. SOME AND ANY
- Some : usually in positive sentences= a limited part of a group
- Any : usually in negative sentences and question= refers to all of a group
-Little = almost nothing ( negative idea)
- A little = something (positive Idea)


2.From the least to the most :

Very few -> few -> a few -> quite a few -> several


3. Not nearly enough -> not enought -> enough -> just the right amount number -> plenty -> lots -> tii much /many -> for too much/ many


4. Countable:
a few, few, very few, quite a few, several, too many, far too many, just the right number.


5.Uncountable:
little, a little, very little, too much, far too much


6. Both :
Some, any, plenty, enough, lots, not enough, not nearly enough


I have just shared with you some thing I often make mistakes on grammar, I think it is very helpful for you if you also got the mistakes like me :)I have an English advanced in use of Cambridge , in my opinion it very good for you if you want to improve you grammer :)

1 comment:

Steve said...

Do you mean 'too much/many'?