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Hi Children! I have a very interesting activity for you all today. Just read the story in the next slide and try to find out if something is wrong in it.

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You guessed it right! Articles, a , an, the were missing in the story. So we see, articles and quantifiers are important to to make meaningful sentences. Without them our sentences would be incomplete.

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Let us watch video on the use of a, an and the

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Articles A, An and The | English Grammar For Kids with Elvis | Grade 1 | #5

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Let us learn more about articles...

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AnswerGarden " What would you like to become when you grow up?

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AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic brainstorm tool for online brainstorming, real time audience participation and classroom feedback.

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VOA Learning English presents news, features, audio, video and multimedia about the U.S. and the world in American English. Stories are written at the intermediate and upper-beginner level. Words are spoken one-third slower for ESL learners.

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Do only till the fifth question

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Answer these questions in the chat box:1. For lunch, I will have an ___________. 2. I always buy a __________ from the bakery. 3. I always carry a ________ whenever I step out of my house. 4. Every time I go to the stationery, I love to buy an ________ . 5. I am planning to watch a ________ tonight.

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Answer these questions in the chat box:1. For lunch, I will have an ___________. 2. I always buy a __________ from the bakery. 3. I always carry a ________ whenever I step out of my house. 4. Every time I go to the stationery, I love to buy an ________ . 5. I am planning to watch a ________ tonight.

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So now we know when to use articles a, an and the. But we should also know when we should avoid using them in our sentences.

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Use chat box to write your answer: Identify the odd one: 1. apple, orange, carrot, apricot  2. umbrella, pen, pencil, book 3. houses, buildings, museum, monuments

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Use chat box to write your answer: Identify the odd one: 1. apple, orange, carrot, apricot  2. umbrella, pen, pencil, book 3. houses, buildings, museum, monuments

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Use a, an or the to ask a  question to your partner: For example: Do you have a pen in your pencil box? Do you have an artist in your family?  

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Use a, an or the to ask a  question to your partner: For example: Do you have a pen in your pencil box? Do you have an artist in your family?  

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Articles | English Grammar & Composition Grade 4 | Periwinkle

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Articles online worksheet for Grade 5. You can do the exercises online or download the worksheet as pdf.

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Online exercise on articles...check your results instantly

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Online exercise on articles...check your results instantly

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Unscramble to make meaningful sentences. 1. vase table a was there the on. 2. time a saves nine stitch in. 3. cloud a silver every lining has. 4. doctor the keeps apple away an day a. 5. spots change can't a leopard its.

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Unscramble to make meaningful sentences. 1. vase table a was there the on. 2. time a saves nine stitch in. 3. cloud a silver every lining has. 4. doctor the keeps apple away an day a. 5. spots change can't a leopard its.

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Mention the quantity in the chat box: 1. I have _____ milk in my fridge.2. I have _____ money in my wallet. 3. There are ____ cars on the road. 4. I have _____ toys at home.

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Mention the quantity in the chat box: 1. I have _____ milk in my fridge.2. I have _____ money in my wallet. 3. There are ____ cars on the road. 4. I have _____ toys at home.

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Let's get to know each other: (Pair activity) Use how much or how many to ask questions to your partner. Some examples are given in the picture above

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Let's get to know each other: (Pair activity) Use how much or how many to ask questions to your partner. Some examples are given in the picture above

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QUANTIFIERS in English | SOME or ANY? MUCH or MANY? | How to use? | Grammar | All American English

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Quantifiers (a lot/lots, too much/too many, not much/not many, a few/very few, a little/very little, none, not enough)

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Fri, 05/11/2012 - 07:49 - Chris McCarthy

Quantifiers are words that modify nouns. We use them to give more information about nouns; they tell us the amount or quantity of a noun.

To understand which quanifier to use, you need to know countable and uncountable nouns.

For example cars are countable so we can use many:
"How many cars are in that garage?"
Snow is uncountable so we can use much:
"We didn't get much snow here last winter."
Some quanifiers can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns, for example some:

"Some people I work with play golf."
"Do you have some time to check this report?"
Here's a quick quiz to revise quantifiers:

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Learn English. 1 FREE English lesson added every single day. Grammar, vocabulary, listening & reading

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Let's attempt the exercise on pg 14 of your workbook.

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Let's attempt the exercise on pg 14 of your workbook.