Lead-in (A)There is/s a lot of/a little/not much/no water in this bottle.There are a lot of/many/a few/not many/no bottles of water on fridge.We can use a lot of, a little, a few, (not) much, (not) many and no to talk about quantities.We use how many and how much to ask about quantities.How much water is there in this bottle?How many bottles of water are there in the fridge?Lead-inWork out the rule1.We use how much, a little and (not) much with (countable / uncountable) nouns.2.We use how many, a few and (not) many with (countable / uncountable) nouns.3.We use a lot of and no with both countable and uncountable nouns.We usually use much in negative sentences.There is not much fresh water.Things to rememberA: Talk about the picturesQ: Is there a lot of water in the pool?A: No, theres (1) _.no water in the poolLook at the pictures below and on page 64. Then complete the questions and answers.A: Talk about the picturesQ: Is there a lot of water in the pool?A: Yes, theres (2) _.Q: (3) _ water is there in the pool?A: There are 157,500 litres of water in the pool. a lot of water in the poolHow much A: Talk about the picturesQ: Are there many people in the pool?A: Yes, (4)_ _.Q: (5)_ people are there in the pool?A: There are 10 people in the pool. there aremany people in the poolHow manyA: Talk about the picturesQ: Are there many people in the pool?A: (6)_ _.Q:(7)_ _A: There are only two people in the pool. No, there arent many people in the pool How many peopleare there in the pool? Lead-in (B)We can use too much, too little, too few and (not) enough to talk about quantities. QuantitiesExamplesmore than enoughtoo much watertoo many orangesnot enoughtoo little milktoo few eggsjust rightenough saltenough onions1. We use too many and too few with (countable / uncountable) nouns.2. We use too much and too little with (countable / uncountable) nouns.3. We use (not) enough with both countable and uncountable nouns.Work out the ruleenoughhow manyhow muchtoo littletoo muchDora and Jane want to cook orange beef. They are checking whether they have enough ingredients.Dora: Do we have (1)_beef, Jane?Jane: No, we dont. We only have 200 grams.Dora: We need to buy some more beef. (2)_ onions do we have?Jane: We dont have any!Dora : Lets buy two onions then.enoughHow manyDora and Jane have:orange juice 20mlsugar 5gcooking oil 100mlonions 0beef 200goranges 1Dora: (3)_ cooking oil do we have?Jane: We have 100 millilitres. Thats more than enough. We shouldnt add (4)_ cooking oil.Dora: Do we need to buy any sugar?Jane: Yes, we do. We only have five grams. The dish will be too sour if we add (5)_ sugar. By the way, we have (6)_ orange juice.Dora: Great! Lets go to the supermarket now!How muchtoo muchtoo littleenoughMore exercisesExercises of Grammar in Book B单项选择。单项选择。1. Tom spent _ time on computer games and did _ homework at home, so he failed the exams again. A. too many; too few B. too many; too little C. too much; too littleD. too much; too few2. Would you like _ more chicken, Edward? No, thanks. I had _ . A. any; enough B. some; enough C. any; many D. some; manyCB3. Can we live on the moon now? I dont think we can, because there is _ air or water on it. A. much B. enough C. fewD. no 4. _ do these ten apples cost? Ten yuan. A. How manyB. How much C. How fewD. How little5. He never cares about others. _ of us like him. A. Few B. A few C. Little D. A littleDBA根据中文意思完成句子。根据中文意思完成句子。1. 这本书一共有多少页？_ _ pages are there in this book?2. 夫人，你想要多少牛肉呢？_ _ beef do you need, madam?How manyHow much3. 冰箱里只有一些橙汁和几瓶牛奶。 There is only _ _ orange juice and _ _ bottles of milk in the fridge.4. 我没有很多钱，但我很快乐。 I dont have _ money, but Im very happy.5. 房间里有很多椅子，但没有人。 There are _ _ _ chairs in the room, but _ people in it. a littlea fewmucha lot ofnoHomeworkFinish more exercises in Book B.