Countable/Uncountable/Both
Is 'many' countable, uncountable or both
countable
You can use 'some' in ______ sentences
affirmative
We don't have _____ time left.
much
Explain the difference in meaning: wood - woods
material - forest
What does FOMO mean?
fear of missing out
Is 'much' countable, uncountable or both
uncountable
You can use 'much' in ______ sentences
How ____ books did you read last month?
many
Explain the difference in meaning: glass - glasses
material - eyewear/things you can drink from
What does workaholic mean?
someone addicted to working
Is 'a few' countable, uncountable or both
countable
You can use 'a lot of' in ______ sentences
all three
She saves ______ money every month.
a little/little/some
Explain the difference in meaning: work - works
activity, job - creations, works of art for example
What does frenemy mean?
one who pretends to be a friend but is actually an enemy
Is 'some' countable, uncountable or both
both
You can use 'few' in ______ sentences
affirmative
I have ____ friends in class, but sadly ____ of them live near me.
some, few
Explain the difference in meaning: time - times
time in general (hour, minute) - instances/occasions
What does blending mean?
combining two words to form a new one
Is 'a lot of' countable, uncountable or both
both
You can use 'a little' in ______ sentences
affirmative and questions
Have you got ____ water? Yes, I've got ____.
any, a lot
Explain the difference in meaning: content - contents
ideas, info in a book for example - items inside a box for example, more physical
What does acronym mean?
you combine the first letters/parts of a series of words (FOMO, JOMO, POTUS etc.)