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Adverbs of Quantity
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English Adverbs of Quantity (List)!
Adverbs can tell you how something is done, for example, speak nicely or work hard. Adverbs can also tell you how much or how many of something you have.
Every noun is either countable (cat- cats, dog- dogs, elf- elves, fairy- fairies etc.) or uncountable (time, information, magic, happiness, witchcraft etc.) and this is something you need to consider when choosing an adverb to go together with a noun.
COUNTABLE NOUNS
With countable nouns, you may use the following adverbs:
MANY / MORE
My neighbor has many cats and she wants more.
A LOT / LOTS
I want a lot of dogs and I want lots of cats too!
FEW / FEWER
There are just a few fairies left in the forest and soon there will be fewer.
TOO MANY / TOO FEW
There are not too many fairies left and there are too few elves.
(NOT) ENOUGH
You can’t have enough cats!
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS :
MUCH / MORE
I haven’t got much time to spend with my dogs. I need more free time.
A LOT / LOTS
There’s a lot of magic in this forest and lots of witchcraft.
LITTLE / LESS
I have little information on witches and even less on dragons.
TOO MUCH / TOO LITTLE
You spend too much time with your dogs and too little with your friends.
(NOT) ENOUGH
That’s enough happiness for a lifetime.
You can also use adverbs to describe the degree to which something is. These adverbs may be used BEFORE ADJECTIVES (powerful, friendly, kind, crazy, rude, scary, dark etc.)
TOO
This spell is too powerful, don’t use it indoors.
SO
It’s so powerful, it can turn a hundred people into frogs.
A LITTLE (BIT)
Be careful with that cat lady. She’s a little bit crazy.
ENOUGH (comes after the adjective)
She’s a nice person, she’s just not friendly enough.
(NOT) VERY
I would say she’s very rude.
QUITE
This forest is quite scary.
RATHER
That dragon is rather scary, too.
PRETTY
It’s pretty dark in here.
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