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The Word in Front Decides
Seven sockets, five wide and two single.
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The socket decides what fits. You never have to count.
Learner adds the plural -s to countable nouns after numbers, quantifiers, and general statements.
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Six pairs. Two of the six take a singular.
Which is correct?
The quantifiers that demand a plural, the two that do not, and the general claim.
You do not have to count anything.
many · several · three · both · most
a lot of · these · those · few
Every one of these demands a plural. Read the word in front, then write the -s.
Seven sockets, five wide and two single.
The socket decides what fits. You never have to count.
Fourteen words sorted by what follows them.
Sort each item into the correct category
Eight nouns in a Task 2 paragraph. Two are already correct.
Education is changing quickly in many countries.
Most school () now teach at least one foreign language. Several university () have gone further and made a second language compulsory. Every student () in those institutions must pass it to graduate.
The pressure this creates is real. A lot of teenager () already study for six hours a day, and one of my cousin () gave up sport entirely last year. Teacher () report that few family () can afford private tuition. One school () in my city now runs free evening classes instead.
Two claims about people, two different quantifiers.
Topic: young people and work.
Write two claims about people in general.
Use two different words from this list, one in each: many · most · several · a lot of · few · one of.
Keep both sentences short.
One per line.
Write them exactly.