Quantifiers : English Grammar

Note: 4'21" - Where you read "Not many, but enough", you must read "Not much, but enough".
Quantifiers
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[lastedcelestial]

my teacher forced me to watch this full but i already know it

[tutorsql]

Superb! The way you explain is splendid. Thank you so much!

[adnankucukgol]

First of all thank you for such a clear explanation. Still I got confused with "many". It´s said that it´s used in questions and negative statements. But as far as I know it can also be used in positive/affermative sentences. Am I wrong?

[josekottayam]

Can u pls put the video on other quantifiers as some, any

[tankabhusal]

Superb the way the you explain is so nice way😁😄😌

[stillthinkingabname]

This is amazing, tysm for the explanation 💕

[mrrohan]

There are a few grammar errors in your video. I made those errors into a task for my students. Also you pronunciation of 'little' is suspect . I think you are a Spanish or Portuguese speaker . However your video was well put together enough for me to use it in my classes so thx .

[psl]

GREAT VIDEO. It's only a shame that slip with NOT MANY (TIME). I think is very visually appealing and easy to understand though.

[Kittyxq]

like si estas aqui por que tienes clases en linea de grammar o ingles

[amitgupta]

Hello Sir, Greetings of the day ! Amit Gupta here from Hyderabad, Your regular student.
I am looking knowledge on Determiner (Article, PA, DP, Cardinal and ordinal numbers, multipliers, fractions, intensifiers, other words, and Numerals adjectives .. etc.it may be called Pre, Central and Post determiner, and what is their order in the sentence. 2. Why we use "The, PA, DP " determiner after All, and "Whole "after "The, PA, DA" . (All My, Our, These The & The, My, Our, These Whole) Please help me to understand the same. Regards,

[Akros]

I've learned a lot of with that class video. The sound is a bit lower than wished but ok. Thx a bunch.

[albarodriguez]

Me ayudó en mis clases de inglés gracias

[RoyalRipper]

What about some? I swear that's a quantifier

[luiscavalcanti]

I had no idea that “ a lot of/lots of” were applied exclusively in affirmative sentence. Tks for that

[Anaricolainez]

She's got a few close friends that she MEETS regularly

[Allinone-ttnr]

can be grown on arid land?? akhane ki hobe?
a.only little crop
b.only few crops
c.only a little crops
d.only a few crops
which is correct? please ans me