This presentation could help you to practice some compound nouns and the uses of adverbs of quantity for countable and noncountable nouns

1. City life!! COMPOUNDS NOUNS AND ADVERBS OF QUANTITY By Profr. Jose M. Jaramillo S. September, 2007

2. Compound Nouns A compound noun is a noun that is made up of two or more words. Most compound noun is formed by nouns modified by other nouns or adjectives. Example: tooth - paste joined toothpaste black - board blackboard hair - cut haircut

3. Christmas tree Bedroom Orange juice Classroom

4. milkshake Jump rope Grandfather

5. City Nouns

6. Stop sign

7. airport taxi stand

8. cash machine traffic jam

9. bus lane bus stop bus station

10. newsstand bicycle lane subway entrance

11. parking garage parking space highway

12. street sign

13. stop light

14. bussines district subway station

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16. Adverbs of quantity DEFINITION Generally, the adverb is the sentence element used to qualify/determine a verb. However, the adverb is a very powerful sentence element and it is also used to qualify/determine nouns, adjectives, other adverbs, and even entire sentences.

17. With Count Nouns There are n’t enough traffic lights . i. There are n’t enough banks . h. There should be more factories in Teran. g. There should be fewer cars . f. There are too many cars on the square during the weekend. e. There are n’t enough good taxis here. d. We need more qualified police officers . c. There should be more parking garages . b. There are too many beer stores in Teran. a.

18. With Noncount Nouns We need more clean water. g. There should be less garbage . f. There are too much crime in Mexico City. e. There is n’t enough pullution in Teran. d. We need more parking. c. There should be more public transportation . b. There is too much traffic on weekends. a.

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