Small Quan

Apuntes

•Small Quantities We use a little before uncountable nouns and a few before countable nouns. We use not much before uncountable nouns and not many before countable nouns. Additionally, we use (very) little and few (without a) to mean not much and not many. •Comparatives and Superlatives Comparatives: We use comparative adjectives + than to compare two things, people, or places. Superlatives: We use superlative adjectives to indicate that something is more or less than all others in a group. •Conditional Sentences Zero conditional: Used to talk about routines or generally true situations, including facts. First conditional: Used to discuss the result of a possible action. •Future Time Clauses We use the simple present, not will + base form, after words like when, until, before, after, and as soon as when referring to the future. Will: Used to make predictions about the future based on personal opinions. Be going to: Used for predictions we are sure about, based on what we see or know. Probably and definitely: Used as adverbs to express varying degrees of certainty with will or going to. •Other Modal Verbs and Tenses May/might: Indicate that a prediction is po...