English Grammar Essentials: Wh- questions, There is/There are, A/An, Some/Any, How Much/How Many

Apuntes

• Subtopic: Types of Questions Wh-Question Words: - What - When - Where - Why - How - Who Examples: - What time do you wake up every day? - I wake up at six o'clock every day. Yes/No Questions: - Are you happy? - Do you play soccer? - Yes, I do / No, I don't. - Does she play soccer? - Yes, she does / No, she does not. • Subtopic: There is / There are We use "There is" with singular countable nouns: - There is a student. - There is an orange. - There is some milk. - There isn't an apple. - There isn't a notebook. - There isn't a cup of coffee. We use "There are" with plural countable nouns: - There are twenty students. - There are many oranges. - There are some strawberries. - There aren't oranges. - There aren't coconuts. - There aren't two armchairs. --- • Subtopic: A / An A / An = un, una, uno A: We use "a" before singular nouns that start with a consonant: - a car - a carrot - a strawberry An: We use "an" before singular nouns that start with a vowel sound: - an orange - an apple - an onion • Subtopic: Some / Any Some = Algo, algunos Any = nada We use "Some" in the affirmative form with countable and uncountable nouns: - There are some grapes. - There is some sugar. We use "Any"...