2. This Week Today - survey presentation & free talk
Tues – Superlatives and comparatives (sports vocab) / (Un)Countable
Wed – Prefect / Continuous
Thurs – Food and Nutrition (sports / health vocab) Sequencing.

8. SUMMARY - Common Quantifiers
There are many different quantifiers. Some can be used with countable nouns, some can be used with uncountable nouns, and some can be used with both types of nouns.
Common Quantifiers Used with Countable and Uncountable Nouns
These quantifiers can be used with all nouns:
some
any
a lot
lots
most
all
none
enough
Common Quantifiers Used with Countable Nouns
These quantifiers can only be used with a countable noun:
many
a few
fewer
every
a couple
Common Quantifiers Used with Uncountable Nouns
These quantifiers can only be used with an uncountable noun:
much
a little
less

9. Reporting back
Your job will be to report back some of the interesting results you found.
Tally up the results.
Use the following to help you talk about your survey.
“We asked ... “I found that [number] out of [number]/percentage of people ...
(improve this with other options and an example)

10. Some Question styles WHQ’s What When Where Why How Which
Do you/ Do they / Does your (subject) +
verb / Like / enjoy / think / want / have + ___________ ?
Did + subject +
verb
Am / Is / Are + subject (you) +
interested in / for/ against / thinking about /
Was / Were + subject +
verb-ing
Will + subject
Are + subject
going to + verb
Have / Has + subject + (ever)
Past Participle (played, bought, seen, gone)
Can / would + subject
verb + ____________________ ?
How often
do you / does your (subject) +verb+ ______________ ?
How much / many
noun + subject + _______________ ?
How long
have / subject + _______________ ?
(WHQ) + Do you
prefer / like better ?
WHQ’s
What
When
Where
Why
How
Which