How much vs. How many
What are two instances in which you use the phrase "how much?"
1. To know the quantity or amount.
2. To know the price.
What are 2 uses of the present tense?
1. To talk about something going on right now.
2. To talk about things that are always true.
Future schedules, habits.
Using an adverb of frequency, complete the sentence.
I ______ brush my teeth 2-3 times a day. (100% of the time)
Always.
You ____ in Spain for one year. (to live)
He ____ in Spain for one year. (to live)
Is the past tense form of the verb to live going to be the same in both first and third person?
Yes, it would be "lived."
If you really, really, really like your boyfriend or girlfriend what will you tell them?
I love you!
Fill in the blank.
How _____ days are in the month of January?
"How many" and the answer is 31 days.
Conjugate the verb.
My neighbor's dog _____ a lot. (to bark)
Barks.
What is another adverb of frequency that means the same thing as "often"?
Frequently.
I lived in the United States for two years.
Using this sentence, make a question.
Did you live in the United States for two years?
When a food is so gross to you that you can't stand the smell or the taste, you could say you ____ that food.
Hate.
If your mom tells you to buy apples from the store, will you ask how many or how much apples to buy?
"How many"
Which two separate words make the following contractions?
doesn't
don't
Does not.
Do not.
I exercise four times a week.
Is an adverb of frequency or a frequency expression being used in this sentence?
Frequency expression.
Identify the verbs in past tense.
I ran to the store and bought some eggs because we had just used the last one and I knew we would need more.
Ran, bought, had, used, knew.
What is the correct sequence?
I ____ to watch movies with my mom who I ____, but she always wants to eat popcorn while we watch even though I ____ popcorn.
Like, Love, Hate
When you check out at the store and ask the price to the cashier, what do you say?
"How much is it?"
Change the following sentence from first to third person.
I watch the news on TV every day.
She (He) watches the news on TV every day.
What are 3 adverbs of frequency you can use to describe things you don't do very often?
Sometimes, occasionally, seldom, hardly ever, rarely.
John asked Claire, "Did you see all your friends at the party last Saturday?"
She replied, "Yes they ____ there."
Is the missing word "was" or "were"?
Were.
Is it more harsh/aggressive to say you "don't like" something or that you "hate something"?
That you hate something.
Do you use the word "many" with countable or uncountable nouns?
Countable nouns.
Conjugate the verb.
Sarah cooks dinner for family every Tuesday. Tonight she _____ chicken for them. (to fry)
Fries.
Sally asked Joe, "How often do you get your hair cut?"
Joe replied "I get my hair cut once a two weeks."
--> Is Joe's response grammatically correct? If not, fix his mistake.
No it's not correct. It should say, "I get my hair cut every two weeks."
When was the last time you spent time with your friends?
The last time I spent time with my friends was 3 weeks ago.
My best friend loves mango, but to me it isn't that amazing. I would say I ____ it more than I love it.
Like.