Ñòð.103 Unit 10 ÃÄÇ Âåðáèöêàÿ Forward 11 êëàññ

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4 T068 Listen again and choose the quantifiers that Alastair uses in sentences 1-8.

1 There are a number of/several/a few reasons, if I think about it.

2 The whole/Most of the/All the family used to read newspapers.

3 She or he needs to have a lot of/lots of/ quite a lot of/a great deal of curiosity.

4 As I’ve often found in quite a few/a few/ few/very few cases, this may annoy or upset them.

5 Any/Every/No story is easy, but I suppose there are some which reporters find particularly difficult.

6 Each/Every front page article is a special moment.

7 There is a little/little/very little/no time to feel frustrated.

8 Most reporters/All reporters/Any reporter will tell you that they are too busy to think about glamour.

Work it out

5 Put the quantifiers you chose in Exercise 4 into the right gaps (1-8) to complete the diagram.

100% all, 1) the whole, any, each, 2) every

3) most

a lot of, lots of, 4) a great deal of

5) quite a few

a number of, 6) several

a few, a little

few, little

very few, 7) very little

8) no

6 Look back at Exercises 4-5 and choose the correct options in the sentences below.

1 'the whole family used to read newspapers': 'the whole family' means all the family/every family

2 'any reporter will tell you': 'any reporter' means no reporters/all reporters

3 'a few' and 'a little' mean more/less than 'few' and 'little'

4 'quite a few' means more/less than 'a few'

5 'very few' and 'very little' mean more/less than 'a few' and 'a little'

7 Look at sentences a and b and complete rules 1 and 2 with each and every.

a Ned was waiting for me after school every day last week.

b My sister's friend has got five earrings in each ear.

1 We use each to refer to two things or more.

2 We use every to refer to three things or more.

Mind the trap!

Every must be followed by a noun or a pronoun.

'I recommend that you read all the stories on the website:

every story

every one

every

is interesting in its own way.'

BUT We can say 'Each is interesting in its own way.'

> Check it out page 146

8 Replace the underlined words or phrases with quantifiers that have similar meanings. Sometimes more than one answer is possible. Then listen to Alastair and compare.

1 More than a few of the people seem to appreciate the chance to talk to someone from outside the family.

2 Nearly all interviews with famous people are easy to write about, in my experience.

3 We watched a large number of people leaving their homes by boat.

4 A small number of lucky ones had rides on helicopters.

5 The best thing is that for a large amount of the time it can be exciting.

6 Like every job, there are times when the work is quite routine.

7 It sometimes feels like there is not any time to say things exactly the way you want.

8 Almost none of them get their faces on the screen!

Òåêñò àóäèðîâàíèÿ:

1. Quite a few of the people seem to appreciate the chance to talk to someone from outside the family.

2. Most interviews with famous people are easy to write about, in my experience.

3. We watched lots of people leaving their homes by boat.

4. A few lucky ones had rides on helicopters.

5. The best thing is that for a great deal of the time it can be exciting.

6. Like any job there are times when the work is quite routine.

7. It sometimes feels like there is no time to say things exactly the way you want.

8. Very few of them get their faces on the screen!

9 Rank the underlined words and phrases in Exercise 8 100% to 0% using the diagram in Exercise 5.