A lot of Platzi students love teacher Cesar.
Can you borrow me some of your colors?
This trains it’s lots of people.
Excurse, Can you give me a bit of toilet paper?
Haz descripciones y expresa cantidades
Aprende a usar cuantificadores y adjetivos
Superlativos en Inglés
Superlativos usando "the most" y la terminación "-est"
Estructura para crear oraciones superlativas
Roleplay: Describe lugares en Inglés
Practica el uso de superlativos en Inglés
Quiz: Superlativos en Inglés
Expresa cantidades en Inglés
Uso de "some", "a lot of " y "lots of"
Sustantivos que se usan sin artículos en Inglés
Sustantivos que son contables e incontables en Inglés
Cuantificadores con "of"
Roleplay: usa cuantificadores en el supermercado
Quiz: Expresa cantidades en Inglés
Comparativos en Inglés
Comparativos usando la terminación "-er"
Comparativos usando "more + than"
Ubicación de los adverbios de frecuencia en Inglés
Adverbios terminados en "-ly"
Forma adverbios añadiendo "-ly" a los adjetivos
Roleplay: Habla de Pasatiempos en Inglés
Practica el uso de adjetivos y adverbios
Quiz: Comparativos en Inglés
Expresiones útiles en Inglés
"Should" para dar consejos en Inglés
Expresa posesión y características usando "of"
Usa "with" y "without" para descripciones
Negaciones en Inglés
"Have to" y "must" para expresar obligación
Roleplay: Visita al doctor en Inglés
Quiz: Expresiones útiles en Inglés
Uso del gerundio en Inglés
Gerundios: Terminación "-in" en Inglés
Uso de "What kind / sort of ...?"
Quiz: Uso del gerundio en Inglés
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A quantifier (quantifier) is a word that indicates the quantity of something. They are usually accompanied by the word of. Some of them are:
Quantifiers are used after nouns, pronouns, determiners, or a possessive form before a noun.
Create a sentence with each of the quantifiers we have just seen: lots / some / a bit / a lot + of.
Contributed by: José Miguel Veintimilla.
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Questions 46
A lot of Platzi students love teacher Cesar.
Can you borrow me some of your colors?
This trains it’s lots of people.
Excurse, Can you give me a bit of toilet paper?
She learned a lot of his boyfriend
He paid a lot money yesterday
He saved some of his candy in my backpack
I spent a bit of me money
A lot of students prefer to learn face-to-face
lots / muchos
some / algunos
a bit / un poco
a lot / mucho
I need a lot of money
I have a bit of money :C
I drink a lot´s of water every day
I love lots of the shoes.
She has some oranges.
I want a bit of rice.
I still don’t know a lot of Acapulco beaches.
A lot of the umbrellas are pink and some of the umbrellas are purple.
Can I have some of your brownies, please?
I savea a bit of money every month.
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I have lots of things in the drawer
Some of those children are very annoying
I want a bit of orange juice, please
I have a lot of things to do
I need a lot of money to buy a computer.
some of those players are drunk.
They have lots of doubts about us.
I want a bit of time for myself.
I need a lot of money to buy a computer.
some of those players are drunk.
They have lots of doubts about us.
I want a bit of time for myself.
Can you give some of you tea, please?
I see a lot of theese sugarcloud on the street.
Some of the students are talking in class
Can I have some of this cake?
Lots of people are going to be in that concert
Could you give me a little bit of this cake?
There was a lot of rain last week.
A lot of Platzi students love teacher Cesar.
Can you borrow me some of your colors?
This trains it’s lots of people.
Excurse, Can you give me a bit of toilet paper?
She learned a lot of his boyfriend
He paid a lot money yesterday
He saved some of his candy in my backpack
I spent a bit of me money
A lot of students prefer to learn face-to-face
Scenes:
First. A thief needs some of love.
Second. He did steal a lot of money comming from the bank.
Third. The thief is lying down over lots of mountain of money.
Fourth. It was did need a bit of patience for catch the thief.
you have clothes lots of your father, right
can you give me some of water
you are rude can you have a bit of love
my friends know a lot of politic
Lots of my classmates are very smart.
I forgot to clean a little bit of the trash.
A lot of the breads in Colombia are sweet.
Lots of colege students love their careers.
Can you bring some of yours pens, please?
I´ve saved a bit of money every week.
I made a delicious salad with some of the fresh vegetables
Add a bit of salt to enhance the flavor.
We have a lot of work to do before the deadline.
There are lots of flowers in the garden.
I want a bit of sugar.
I have a lot of cellphones.
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There are a lot of umbrellas
I will eat some of these brownies
He won a lot of money.
Lots/ A lots of my cousins are scared of poor insects
Some/ Some of these plants are beautiful
a bit / I have a bit of thirst
a lot of/ The children talked a lot of today.
There are a lot of umbrellas over Susan´s head.
Would you like some brownies with milk?
I pay some money to Social Security each month.
Lots of dogs are hairy
Some of these tips I never understand before
I need a bit of your time
There is a lot of bread on the table
Lots of these boats are white
Give me some sugar please
I want a little bit of your ice cream
A lot of my pictures was painted in my childhood
In the street there are **a lot of **umbrellas pink and purple.
There are _some of _houses whit Christmas decoration.
The weather is _a bit of _rainy. But, there are lots of
umbrellas.
He wrote a lot of his songs about the drugs.
Some of these songs has a collaborate.
Lots of their payments are divide.
Can you lend me some of your color pencils?
Would you like to lots of mine grape juice?
I need to save a bit of my money monthly.
I spend a lot of my time in social medias.
A lot of, lots of with a noun
We use a lot of and lots of in informal styles. Lots of is more informal than a lot of. A lot of and lots of can both be used with plural countable nouns and with singular uncountable nouns for affirmatives, negatives, and questions:
We’ve got lots of things to do.
That’s a lot of money.
There weren’t a lot of choices.
Can you hurry up? I don’t have a lot of time.
Are there a lot of good players at your tennis club?
I have a lot of hungry.
Mauro shoud eats a bit of chicken
My wife earns some of money as a professional advisor
Lots of dogs are beautiful
The PC have a lot of pieces in its case
I have a bit of knowledge in Azure
Do you have some sugar for me?
They have lots of shoes
I want some of these hats
I need a bit of money for buy this computer
You know a lot of her.
Some of the students in the class are preparing for the upcoming exam.
Add a bit of salt in the salad please.
I will save a lot of bitcoins when I have money.
Lots of people went at the show last night
There are a lot of umbrellas in the way.
She have lots of umbrellas over her head.
I can see some purples umbrellas.
Can I hace a bit of you brownies please?
You prepared a lot of brownies. why?
• Some of your students are genius
• She has a lot of cakes in the kitchen
• Lots of cheeses come from Venezuela
• They always spent a bit of money on alcohol every week
I got a lot of good grades.
Shaquille o’neal scored a bit of points of three.
lots of people use telephone.
I´d like some of coffee.
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