Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Count / Noncount Nouns
Articles: a, an, the, zero
Quantifiers
100

a region or part of a larger place like a country or city

a.) area

b.) traffic

c.) capital

area

100

the number of people living in a place

a.) population

b.) expert

c.) monument

population

100

We ate some food from Lawson as a snack until we could have dinner.

noncount

100

They brought _____ bicycles to go to the mountains.

a.) a

b.) an

c.) no/zero article

They brought bicycles to go to the mountains.

no/zero article

100

We use quantifier words before a noun to tell the exact number of something.

a.) True

b.) False

False

We use quantifiers to tell an approximate number of something, either because we don't know the exact number or the number is not so important.

200

something or some place that is loud

a.) noisy

b.) quiet

c.) local

noisy

200

the cars, trucks, and other vehicles using a road

a.) pollution

b.) harbor

c.) traffic

traffic

200
Tokyo has a few very tall buildings, but compared to other cities like Chicago it actually doesn't have many super tall skyscrapers.

count

200

In a movie theater, there is usually _____ sign for the exit.

a.) a

b.) an

c.) zero/no article

In a movie theater, there is usually a sign for the exit.

200

Which quantifier CANNOT be used with a count noun?

a.) a lot of

b.) a little

c.) a few

a little

Incorrect Example: The country side has a little tall buildings." 

Correct Example: "The countryside has a few tall buildings."

300

land that is not in towns or cities, usually has farms and fields

countryside

300

the most important city in a state or country, where the government is

capital

300

park (count or noncount?)

count

300

A: Which train should I take from Paris to Brussels?

B: You should take _____ 9:30 AM train.

You should take the 9:30 AM train.

300

Excuse me, waiter? Could you please pour _____ water into my glass?

a.) a few

b.) many

c.) some

Excuse me, waiter? Could you please pour some water into my glass?

400

the main or central part of a city


city center / downtown

400

someone who has a lot of skill or knowledge about something 

expert

400

water  (count or noncount?)

noncount

400

I am going overseas and want to check my email, but I don't know if I can get a SIM card.

I should see if there is _____ Internet cafe near the hotel I reserved.

I should see if there is an Internet cafe near the hotel I reserved.

400

_____ people live in Tokyo. It is the biggest megacity in the world, after all!

a lot of

lots of

many

500

Write on the whiteboard TWO correct English sentences using the vocabulary word 'modern'

You MUST NOT write a sentence in this pattern: _____ is modern.

Your teacher will check your sentences and the word. If there are no mistakes then you will get the points!

500

Write on the whiteboard a correct English sentence using the vocabulary word 'opportunity'

Your teacher will check your sentence and the word. If there are no mistakes then you will get the points!

500

Explain why is "information" a noncount noun.

information is an abstract idea

we can't "touch" information

500

Write on the whiteboard a correct English sentence using a zero article.

Hint: You need to use a plural count or a noncount noun.

Your teacher will check your sentence and the word. If there are no mistakes then you will get the points!

500

Write on the whiteboard TWO correct English sentences using a quantifier word.


Your teacher will check your sentences and the word. If there are no mistakes then you will get the points!

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