Unit 5 Using Technology at Schools: languages, some and any, and quantifiers
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Complete: (a) If you ___ (practise) every day, you will improve. (b) If I ___ (be) you, I would join the club.
(a) practise (b) were.
2
Complete with some or any: (a) I haven’t got ___ time. (b) Would you like ___ cake? (c) There are ___ new students.
(a) any (b) some (c) some.
3
Correct the mistakes: (a) I need an information. (b) How many money do you have?
(a) I need some information (or a piece of information). (b) How much money do you have?
4
Choose: (a) We have (few / a few) books, so let’s read them. (b) We have (little / a little) time, so hurry!
(a) a few (b) little. In (b) the meaning is almost none; in (a) it is some.
5
Write a paragraph of 60 to 80 words about one benefit of learning a second language. Use a first conditional and a quantifier.
A paragraph of 60 to 80 words with a benefit, an example, one first conditional and one quantifier (such as a lot of, many or a few).