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Focus 4 (b2+) living spaces

1.
A proper cup of coffee from a proper copper coffee pot.
2.
You know New York, you need New York, you
know you need unique New York.
3.
If two witches were watching two watches, which witch would watch
which watch?

7.

GOALS
Rules on the use of QUANTIFIERS
TIPS how to tidy up
IKEA PROJECT

8.

Choose the correct quantifier
Countable
Uncountable
Countable/Uncountable
Many (-?)
Much (-?)
a lot of (lots of), a load of
(loads of), plenty of
1)
2)
3)
4)
Do you drink ___ coffee?
I haven’t got ___ house appliances.
There were ___ people around a TV set in the store.
There is ____ rice in the package.
In the kitchen, there is/are plenty of house appliances.

9.

Countable
Uncountable
Countable/Uncountable
Many (-?)
Much (-?)
a lot of (lots of), a load of
(loads of), plenty of
Countable
Uncountable
A great
number of
A great deal
of, a great
amount of

10.

Choose the correct quantifier
Countable
Uncountable
Countable/Uncountable
Many (-?)
Much (-?)
a lot of (lots of), a load of
(loads of), plenty of
1) A ___ of children are educated at home.
2) There is a ___ of dirt on the carpet.
Countable
Uncountable
A great
number of
A great deal
of, a great
amount of

11.

Countable
Uncountable
Countable/Uncountable
Many (-?)
Much (-?)
a lot of (lots of), a load of
(loads of), plenty of
Countable
Uncountable
A great
number of
A great deal
of, a great
amount of
A couple of
a pair of (2); a small
number of; a few

12.

Choose the correct quantifier
Countable
Uncountable
Countable/Uncountable
Many (-?)
Much (-?)
a lot of (lots of), a load of
(loads of), plenty of
Countable
Uncountable
A great
number of
A great deal
of, a great
amount of
A couple of
a pair of (2); a small
number of; a few
a couple of men?
a couple of days?

13.

EACH resident
EACH OF the
residents
BOTH residents
BOTH OF these
residents
=
EITHER resident
EITHER OF my
residents
NEITHER resident
NEITHER OF the
residents

14.

EACH resident
EACH OF the
residents
BOTH residents
BOTH OF the residents
EITHER resident
NEITHER resident
=
EITHER OF the
residents
NEITHER OF the
residents
MOST (+ noun)
MOST OF (+ the…, these…, my…, us )
Each of residents
Both parent
Most people

15.

EACH resident
EACH OF the
residents
BOTH residents
BOTH OF the residents
EITHER resident
=
NEITHER resident
EITHER OF the
residents
NEITHER OF the
residents
MOST (+ noun)
MOST OF (+ the…, these…, my…, us )
Each of the residents
Both parents
Most people

16.

17.

https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1/both-eitherneither/

18.

19.

ALL (3 and more - we All houses need to have
are talking about the
a roof.
All the houses here
total number of
are beautiful.
something)
ALL OF
EVERY (3 and more we are talking more
about the total
Every house on the str
eet looks the same.
number of
something, than sth
individual)
EVERY(_)ONE OF
EACH resident (small
number (usually 2))
EACH OF the residents
BOTH residents
BOTH OF the residents
EITHER resident
NEITHER resident
=
EITHER OF the
residents
NEITHER OF the
residents
1.We use «…..» when we think
of things separately, one by
one.
2.«…» is more usual for a
small number.
3.We use «…» when we think
of things as a group.
4.«…» is more usual for a large
number.
5.The meaning «…» is similar
to all.

20.

Describe your bedroom to a partner
(furniture, is it beautiful, comfortable….)
On a scale of 1–10 (1=extremely tidy, 10=extremely untidy), what
score is your bedroom?
YOU MAY DEMONSTRATE!)

21.

Splendid
Mistakes
Progress

22.

Read and listen to Part 1 of a vlog post. Why does
the vlogger want to tidy her room?

23.

Let’s read a bit. Read to
your partner with the
correct intonation. (2
time)

24.

What should the vlogger
do to make the room
clean?
Name 5 tips.

25.

Splendid
Mistakes
Progress

26.

Read Part 2 of the vlog post and choose
the correct option.

27.

SOME
ANY
NO
unspecified quantity. It could be big
or small, we don't know. Normally it
is "medium".
unspecified quantity. It refers to
"one, some or all". So it's a quantity
from 1 to infinity (∞).
easy! No is ZERO (0).
He’s got some homework.
He hasn‘t got any homework.
Has he got any homework?
He has got no homework.
There were some stamps for
the letters.
Were there any stamps for
the letters?
There weren’t any.
There were no stamps for the
letters.

28.

SOME
ANY
NO
+
-?
+
but negative meaning
unspecified quantity. It could be big
or small, we don't know. Normally it
is "medium".
unspecified quantity. It refers to
"one, some or all". So it's a quantity
from 1 to infinity (∞).
easy! No is ZERO (0).
He’s got some homework.
He hasn‘t got any homework.
Has he got any homework?
He has got no homework.
There were some stamps for
the letters.
Were there any stamps for
the letters?
There weren’t any.
There were no stamps for the
letters.

29.

SOME
ANY
NO
+
-?
+
but negative meaning
unspecified quantity. It could be big
or small, we don't know. Normally it
is "medium".
unspecified quantity. It refers to
"one, some or all". So it's a quantity
from 1 to infinity (∞).
easy! No is ZERO (0).
uncountable
He’s got some homework.
He hasn‘t got any homework.
Has he got any homework?
He has got no homework.
Countable (several)
There were some stamps for
the letters.
Were there any stamps for
the letters?
There weren’t any.
There were no stamps for the
letters.

30.

SOME
ANY
NO
+
-?
+
but negative meaning
unspecified quantity. It could be big
or small, we don't know. Normally it
is "medium".
unspecified quantity. It refers to
"one, some or all". So it's a quantity
from 1 to infinity (∞).
easy! No is ZERO (0).
uncountable
He’s got some homework.
He hasn‘t got any homework.
Has he got any homework?
He has got no homework.
Countable (several)
There were some stamps for
the letters.
Were there any stamps for
the letters?
There weren’t any.
There were no stamps for the
letters.

31.

SOME ANY NO (+several)
1.— Have you got _ milk? —Oh, I have _. We need to go to the shop and buy _.
2.—It’s boring. Let’s put _ music on. —I’m afraid we can’t. I’ve got _ business to do, so I’m begging you for
silence.
3.—I added _ new magazines. Do you want to take _?
4.—Hello. Do you have _ free rooms on the weekend? —Sorry, but there is _ vacant place in our hotel.
5.— _ steps were taken to prevent this disaster. I know there are _ people to blame.
6.— _ cars could find a place to park. Have you seen _ free spots?
7.—Jenny, _ of your friends has come. Do you need _ help to prepare?

32.

SOME ANY NO (+several)
1.— Have you got any milk? —Oh, I have no. We need to go to the shop and buy some.
2.—It’s boring. Let’s put some music on. — I’m afraid we can’t. I’ve got some business to do, so I’m begging
you for silence.
3.—I added some new magazines. Do you want to take any?
4.—Hello. Do you have any free rooms on the weekend? —Sorry, but there is no vacant place in our hotel.
5.— No steps were taken to prevent this disaster. I know there are some people to blame.
6.— No cars could find a place to park. Have you seen any free spots?
7.—Jenny, neither of your friends has come. Do you need some help to prepare?

33.

SOME ANY NO
1.— Have you got any milk? —Oh, I have no. We need to go to the shop and buy some.
2.—It’s boring. Let’s put some music on. — I’m afraid we can’t. I’ve got some business to do, so I’m begging
you for silence.
3.—I added some new magazines. Do you want to take any?
4.—Hello. Do you have any free rooms on the weekend? —Sorry, but there is no vacant place in our hotel.
5.— No steps were taken to prevent this disaster. I know there are some people to blame.
6.— No cars could find a place to park. Have you seen any free spots?
7.—Jenny, NONE OF (3 and more) /NEITHER OF (2) your friends has come. Do you need SOME help to
prepare?

34.

35.

Read Part 2 of the vlog post and choose
the correct option.

36.

Write one false and two true sentences about
yourself. Use a different word below in each
sentence
All of my music is on my phone.
All couple every little loads lots most none plenty

37.

PROJECT
I WOULD FURNISH MY ROOM
LIKE THAT!
REQUIREMENTS
Presentation of your room (coherent
text, not fewer than 15 sentences)
-
quantifiers (different types) 10 and
more.
Answer the questions:
Where is your house (whatever) located?
Who would live in this house?
Whose room would it be? Why?
Why have you chosen these furniture?
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