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70 C Quantifying 1) Numbers Yes, that’s right … we have three cats and one dog. The population of North Berwick is about 6,000. The population is about six thousand. It’s about five hundred metres on your left. 2) Zero They show no professionalism at all. There’s no way I can do it … I’m too busy. I always said he had no sense of humour. 3) Quantities (Countable) I just haven’t had the time to write to you until now. They wouldn’t give you the time of day, let alone any help. Neither of us felt like going out. I didn’t like either of the choices on offer. None of his friends are around these days. I can’t recall seeing any of them for ages. I’m going to have a few friends around to celebrate my birthday. Here are a few more ideas to think about. Some artists sell directly rather than through exhibitions. He went to the library to look for some books on Chinese religion. Many bars don’t let in anyone under 21. I don’t have many lectures this term. I lived next to her for several years. Several hundred supporters were turned away from the match. She certainly has a lot of admirers. A lot of students have problems with basic maths these days. There were plenty of restaurants to choose from. He had plenty of opportunities to apologise. Inventories Handbook telc English A2·B1
Inventories 4) Quantities (Uncountable) Handbook telc English A2·B1 She would appreciate a little help, I’m sure. Just a little sugar, please. Let’s open some champagne. He’s already provided some information, but not, I feel, enough. Quickly now … I don’t have much time. I’m not taking much baggage, just one of these carry-on bags. She hasn’t collected a lot of information yet. John is hoping to do a lot of reading on holiday. Don’t panic … there’s plenty of time before the film starts. You can tell he’s got plenty of cash, can’t you? 5) Inclusive Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in all bedrooms. All the furniture is made from timber from renewable forests. 6) Any, some, no + compounds Every piece is hand-made to the highest standards. Not everybody agrees with your way of doing things. Everyone needs a break from work now and then. They took everything they’d need for a weekend’s camping. Each conference participant received a document case, a pen and a note pad. Each item is individually numbered and given a seal of quality. You needn’t smile, Ingrid … both of you are in big trouble. Ingrid was responsible for their late arrival both times. In fact, they liked both of the pubs in the village. a) Any I. Questions Do you have any special advice for travellers heading that way? Is there anything in the mail for me? Has anybody been to the new Chinese restaurant yet? II. Negatives They told me they weren’t doing any meals until 6 o’clock. There isn’t anyone who can do that kind of work these days. It was so dark I couldn’t see anything. III. Indefinite Any colour will do as long as it isn’t too dark. Anyone would have done exactly the same as me. Just try anything you think might help. 71
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