Quantifier et donner des instructions

Pour quantifier, j’utilise les "quantifiers" suivants :

• Quantifiers used with countable nouns only / Les "quantifiers" utilisés avec les noms comptables seulement :

[Many {beaucoup (de)} / few {peu (de)} / a few {un peu (de)} / quelques)]

Example: I have many friends.

There are a few students in the classroom.

We have few eggs left.

• Quantifiers used with uncountable nouns only / Les "quantifiers" utilisés avec les noms incomptables seulement :

[Much {beaucoup (de)}/ little {peu (de)} / a little {un peu (de}]

Example: I need much money to buy a car. 

There is a little milk left in the fridge.

I didn’t finish the test. They gave us little time.

• Quantifiers used with both countable and uncountable nouns. / Les "quantifiers" utilisés avec les noms comptables aussi bien qu’avec les noms incomptables :

[A lot of {beaucoup (de)} / lots of {beaucoup (de)} / plenty of {beaucoup (de)} / (plein de) some {un peu (de)} / quelques) some est utilisé dans les phrases affirmatives où les questions. Any {un peu (de)} / quelques) /  not…any (aucun / rien) Any est utilisé dans les questions. Not…any, dans les phrases négatives. No (aucun / rien)

Example: I have a lot of books. / I have a lot of time.

I need some boys to help me. / I need some coffee.

Do you have any oranges left? / There isn’t any tea left.

There is no chair in the room. / I found no water in the bucket.

Pour donner des instructions, j’utilise :

• The Imperative tense (sometimes with sequencing expressions) : First(ly), second(ly), third(ly), then, next, after that, finally.

Example: Open the door.

Don’t turn on the light.

Please, come close and speak up.

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