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Unit 10: Facilities

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  • "Some, many, a lot of, any, a few" are used with COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE nouns.
    Countable nouns
  • This word means "few or no walls separating workspaces.
    Open-plan
  • "some, much, a lot of, any, a little" are used with COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE nouns.
    Uncountable nouns.
  • Is this sentence correct or incorrect? **Give him any more time to finish this.
    any -> some
  • This words means that "it has everything".
    Fully-equipped
  • Describe your place of work.
    Individual answer.
  • Is this sentence correct or incorrect? **A little customers have complained about the increase.
    little -> few
  • Give a suggestion.
    Individual answer.
  • Give an example using TOO.
    Individual answer.
  • Give an example using the idiom "at the top of your game".
    Individual answer.
  • Definition of SPACIOUS.
    Lots of room, not cramped.
  • Give an example using ENOUGH.
    Individual answer.
  • What is the difference between "suggestion" and "recommendation".
    Individual answer.
  • Definition of OLD-FASHIONED.
    Out-of-date.
  • Definition of OPEN PLAN.
    Few or no walls separating workspaces.
  • Sing a song. :D
    Individual answer.
  • We use like to talk about: a) what you enjoy b) appearance c) asking for general description d) all the answers
    d) all the answers
  • I'd like a little help with that, please.
    Correct.
  • Give a recommendation.
    Individual answer.
  • Dance. :D
    Individual answer.
  • Is this sentence correct or incorrect? **How many people do you employ?
    Correct.
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