FOOD AND QUANTIFIERS

food and quantifiers

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FOOD AND QUANTIFIERS

MEATS

FAST FOOD

FRUTS

VEGETABLES

DRINKS

DAIRY PRODUCTS

LEGUMES

MUCH-MANY

HOW MUCH- HOW MANY

LITTLE - FEW

SOME - ANY

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FAST FOOD

FAST FOOD

• hamburger - hamburguesa
• pizza - pizza
• hotdog - perrito caliente
• burrito - burrito
• noodles - fideos chinos
• pancakes - pasteles

• fish and chips pescado con papas fritas
• French fries papas fritas
• fried chicken pollo frito

FRUIT

• apple - manzana

• banana - plátano

• watermelon sandía

• pomegrenate granada

• orange - naranja

• grape - uva

• lemon - limón

• mango - mango

• plum - ciruela

• cherry - cereza

• pineapple - piña

• pear - pera

• coconut - coco

• strawberry - fresa

• avocado - aguacate

• blueberry / cranberry arándano

• peach - melocotón

VEGETABLES

eggplant (US) - berenjenamushroom champiñónpotato - patatabroccoli - brócoli sweet potato - batata/boniato cucumber - pepino courgette (US) - calabacíncarrot - zanahoriaraddish - rábano (bell) peppeR - pimientolettuce - lechugatomato - tomatecelery - apiopumpkin / squash calabazaasparragus - espárragocabbage - repollospinach - espinaca onion - cebolla

MEATS

Beef / Veal (incontable) Ternera Chop Chuleta Ham Jamón Pork (incontable) CerdoRib CostillaSausage SalchichaLamb Cordero Steak FileteMeatballs Albóndigas Poultry (incontable) Ave Sirloin / Loin Solomillo / LomoMeatloaf Rulo de carne Chicken Pollo T-Bone Chuletón Roast Asado Turkey Pavo Minced meat Carne picadaStew EstofadoDrumstick MusloWings Alitas Cold meat Embutido

DRINKS

wine - vino lemonade - limonadamilk - lechecoffee - café milkshake batido de lechesoft drink - refrescotea té orange juice - jugo de naranjaiced tea - té helado mineral water - agua mineralbeer - cervezahot chocolate - chocolate caliente

LEGUMES

Almendra - Almond Almendra tostada - Toasted almond Alubia - Kidney bean Avellana - Hazelnut Cacahuete - Peanut Castaña - Chestnut Garbanzos - Chickpeas Guisantes secos Dried peas Habas secas - Dried broad beansLenteja Lentil

DAIRY PRODUCTS

Leche entera - Full-cream milk, Whole milkLeche condensada - Condensed milk Leche cuajada - Curdled milk Leche desnatada Skim milk, Skimmed milkLeche en polvo - Powdered milk Leche evaporada - Evaporated milk Leche semidesnatada - Semi-skimmed milk Mantequilla - ButterNata - Fresh cream

Queso Cheese

Yogur Yoghurt

MANY AND MUCH

We use many before plural (countable) nouns and much before uncountable nouns. We use them in negative sentences and questions. We don’t normally use them in affirmative sentences.

EXAMPLES:I DON'T EAT MUCH BREADI EAT MUCH FRUIT EVERY WEEKI DON'T ANY BANANAS I EAT MANY VEGETABLES

LITTLE - FEW

Little Without the “a”, it translates as not too much. It has a negative focus, as it indicates that the amount is insufficient, while little has a positive connotation

We use Few to refer to countable nouns, for example: vegetables, eggs, etc.

EXAMPLES:TAYLOR EATS FEW CUCUMBERS BECAUSE SHE DOESN'T LIKE THEMI LIKE BOILEDEGGS BUT I EAT FEW EGGS IN GENERAL

EXAMPLES:

I drink a little milk in the morningI ate a little bread

SOME - ANY

Some and any are words used in English to refer to an indefinite amount of something and have neither gender (feminine or masculine) nor number (singular or plural).

Any is always used in negative sentences.EXAMPLE:There aren’t any pears left. I don’t want any coffee.

Some is always used in affirmative sentences.EXAMPLE:I'M DRINKING SOME TEASome in interrogative sentences can be used to express offers and requestsEXAMPLE:

Any in interrogative sentence is used to ask questions about an indefinite amount of something.EXAMPLE:Is there any ice in the freezer?

Would you like some coffee?

HOW MUCH AND HOW MANY

How much: Used with countless things (meat, stress, honey, sugar, milk, water, wine, etc.)EXAMPLE:HOW MUCH WATER DID YOU DRINK THIS WEEK?How many: Used with countable things (vegetables carrots, cucumbers, beer, etc.)EXAMPLE:HOW MANY VEGETABLES DID YOU BUY?

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