1. English 1 for Management (1EA)
Dea Adlina

2. Expressions of Quantity
Quantifier

3. COUNT or NONCOUNT ?? Common NONCOUNT nouns
Whole groups made up of similar items:
baggage, money/cash/change, jewelry, food, fruit
Fluids:
Water, coffee, tea, oil
Solids:
Ice, meat, gold, iron, paper
Gases:
Steam, air, oxygen, smoke, pollution
Particles:
Rice, corn, dust, hair, salt

4. COUNT or NONCOUNT ?? Common NONCOUNT nouns
Abstractions:
Beauty, confidence, time, work, grammar, peace, help, honesty
Languages:
Arabic, English, Japanese
Field of study:
Chemistry, literature, engineering
Recreation:
Baseball, tennis, chess, poker
General activity:
Driving, studying, walking (and other gerunds)
Natural phenomena:
Weather, heat, humidity, lightning, rain

5. Expressions of Quantity
Used with countable nouns
Used with uncountable nouns
One
Each
Every
One apple
Each apple
Every apple Ø
Two
Both
A couple of
Three, etc.
A few
Several
Many
A number of
Two apples
Both apples
A couple of apples
Three apples
A few apples
Several apples
Many apples
A number of apples
A little
Much
A great deal of
A little rice
Much rice
A great deal of rice
Not any/no
Some
A lot of
Lots of
Plenty of
Most
All
Not any/no apples
Some apples
A lot of apples
Lots of apples
Plenty of apples
Most apples
All apples
Not any/no rice
Some rice
A lot of rice
Lots of rice
Plenty of rice
Most rice
All rice
Expressions of Quantity

6. Gerunds
The –ing form of a verb used as a noun, i.e., as a subject or an object.
Playing tennis is fun.
We enjoy playing tennis.
He’s exited about playing tennis. S V
Gerund phrase S V O
prep O

7. Using IT + to Infinitive
using gerunds as subjects
Example of gerunds to infinitive form:
Crouching  to crouch
Flipping  to flip
Blaming others is an unseemly behavior
It is an unseemly behavior to blame others
The word it refers to and has the same meaning as the infinitive phrase at the end of the sentence

8. changing Gerund into To + infinitive
Riding a horse is always fun.
To ride a horse is always fun.
It is always fun to ride a horse
Gerund
verb
To + infinitive
verb
Added subject
verb
To + infinitive

9. It + gerunds
Sometimes used when the speaker is talking about a particular situation and wants to give the idea of “while”
Tom was drunk. It was dangerous riding with him.
We were in danger while we were riding with him.

10. Symptoms of illnesses

11. Most common symptoms Abdominal pain Fatigue. Rash or swelling Anemia
Fever.
Severe headache
Back pain
Foot pain
Sleep paralysis
Blood in urine
Hearing problems
Sneezing
Chest pain
Heel pain
Sore throat
Conjunctivitis / eye inflammation
Insomnia
Trouble breathing
Knee pain
Urinary hesitancy
Constipation
Morning sickness
Vaginal discharge
Coughing
Muscle aches.
Vaginal itching
Diarrhea
Nasal discharge
Vertigo
Erectile dysfunction
Neck pain
Vision problems
Night sweats
vomiting
Excessive flatulence / farting
Quiver / shiver

14. Action or state verbs Unstressed words
Describing images
Action or state verbs Unstressed words

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21. Last Homework Explain in your own words on these study material:
Present Perfect with examples using yet, just, and already
Uses of for and since
Uses of used to.
Feel free to write the explanation in informal Bahasa Indonesia
Try to have different examples and explanation style from your friends

22. See you on
The
middle exam day