Quantifiers
“I have ___ money in my wallet.”
a) some
b) many
Some
“A car is ___ than a bicycle.” (expensive)
a) expensiver
b) more expensive
More expensive
What verb means “to give money to get something”?
a) buy
b) sell
Buy
You see this sign in a store:
“50% OFF!”
What does it mean?
a) You pay half of the original price.
b) You pay double the original price.
You pay half of the original price
You pass the person in second place in a race. What place are you in?
a) First
b) Second
c) Third
Second
“How ___ apples do you want to buy?”
a) much
b) many
Many
“My new phone is ___ than my old phone.” (good)
a) gooder
b) better
Better
“I want to ___ money to buy a new phone next year.”
a) save
b) spend
Save
“I want to buy a new phone next month, so I’m not going to spend all my money today.”
What will Tom probably do?
a) Save his money
b) Borrow his money
Save his money
What gets wetter while it dries?
a) A towel
b) The sun
c) A fan
A towel
“We don’t have ___ money to buy the new phone.”
a) many
b) much
Much
“This is ___ T-shirt in the store.” (cheap)
a) cheaper
b) the cheapest
The cheapest
“Can you ___ me $5? I will give it back tomorrow.”
a) borrow
b) lend
Lend
Store A: Backpack → $25,000
Store B: Same backpack → $32,000
Which statement is correct?
a) Store A is cheaper than Store B.
b) Store A is more expensive than Store B.
Store A is cheaper than Store B
A farmer has 10 sheep. All but 3 run away. How many are left?
a) 3
b) 7
c) 10
3
Correct the mistakes:
“There is too much people in the store.”
There are too many people in the store
Correct the mistakes:
“This computer are more cheap than that one.”
This computer is cheaper than that one
“The jacket normally costs $30,000, but today it costs $20,000.”
The jacket is...
a) on sale
b) sold out
On sale
Sofia has $10,000.
The T-shirt costs $15,000.
Which statement is correct?
a) She has too much money.
b) She doesn’t have enough money.
She doesn't have enough money
What is the largest desert in the world?
a) Sahara
b) Antarctica
c) Gobi
Antartica
“I can’t buy the jacket. I don’t have ___ money.”
a) enough
b) too many
Enough
“This is ___ movie I have ever seen.” (funny)
a) the funniest
b) the most funny
c) funnier
The funniest
Complete:
“I ___ $10,000 from Tom, and he ___ it to me yesterday.”
a) borrowed / lent
b) lent / borrowed
Ben needs $5,000.
Emma needs $12,000.
Lucas needs $20,000.
Which statement is correct?
a) Ben needs the least money.
b) Lucas needs less money than Emma.
c) Emma needs the most money.
Ben needs the least money
a) Rio de Janeiro
b) Brasília
c) São Paulo
Brasilia