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There are _______ students in class today, there were more yesterday
fewer
I have ______ time than in the past to do my homework, I'm always in a hurry
less
You have LESS/FEWER friends as you get older
fewer
"Would you like some milk in your coffee?", "Yes please, just a FEW/LITTLE"
a little
I need more free time, I haven't got A LITTLE/ENOUGH
enough
Correct: Children spend much time playing video games, they don't socialise
TOO MUCH
Name 5 countable nouns
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Name 5 uncountable nouns
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Just give me A FEW/LITTLE pasta, I'm not very hungry
a little
Correct: This t-shirt is too much big
too big - we use TOO + ADJECTIVE
Quantifiers come BEFORE/AFTER the noun
before
Too much/ many means MORE/LESS than the correct quantity
more
We use too much, a little and less with COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE nouns
uncountable
We use too many, fewer, and a few with COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE nouns
countable
Ed is sleeping better now that he's drinking TOO MUCH/LESS coffee
less
The book costs 10 euro and I've only got 9, it's TOO MUCH/NOT ENOUGH money
not enough
There are too MUCH/MANY cars on the road, we're going to be late
many
Correct: Are you enough warm?
warm enough (enough comes AFTER an adjective)
There are LESS/FEWER students in my class than there were last year
fewer
You should eat FEWER/LESS sugar, it's not good for you
less
I didn't buy much today, just a LITTLE/FEW things
a few
Teachers give too MANY/MUCH homework
much
I haven't got TOO MUCH/ENOUGH money to buy that video game
enough