English Language: Understanding the Use of 'All', 'Whole', Articles, and Quantifiers, Apuntes de Inglés

¡Descarga English Language: Understanding the Use of 'All', 'Whole', Articles, and Quantifiers y más Apuntes en PDF de Inglés solo en Docsity! All and whole We use them before nouns with other determiners to refer to a total number or complete set of things in a group. All the cast had food poisoning they were forced to cancel the show. The whole cast had food poisoning. They were forced to cancel the show. All my family lives abroad or my whole family lives abroad. Articles Possessives Demonstratives a My, your this an His, her, our that The Their, whose These, those Numerals Ordinals Quantifiers one first Many, few two second Some, every three Next Much, a lot of Four Last Any, less Containing a lot of things such as butter, eggs or cream that make your stomach feel full very quickly. - A rich chocolate dessert. - A rich chocolate fruit cake. INTRANSITIVE BRITISH if food or drinks goes off, it is no longer fresh, food, especially meat that is tough is very difficult to cut and chew ripe fruit or crops have grown to their full size and are ready to eat or use. - A ripe juicy peach. Mild food does not have a strong taste. - Edam is a cheese that is mild and firm - A mild curry. Something that is rotten has decayed. - Rotten eggs/fruit/teeth No longer fresh or good to eat or drink. - This milk smells bad. Go bad: it will go bad if you don’t put it in the refrigerator.