This document provides vocabulary and grammar lessons related to fashion, quantity expressions, modal verbs, plans and predictions. It includes lists of vocabulary words describing different fashion styles. It also covers using quantity words like "a lot of" and "plenty of" with countable and uncountable nouns. Grammar lessons explain using modal verbs for instructions and requests, and structures like "be going to" and "will" for expressing plans and predictions.

1. UNIT45.6
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2. Unit 4 Fashion
Triends
VOCABULARY:
• Casual
• Formal conservative
• Dramatic
• Plain
• Stylish
• Sporty
• Common Ordinary

3. Quantity expresion With specific nouns
QUANTITY
WORD
Of DETERMIN
ER
PLURAL COUNT NOUN
ALL O
F
MY/THEM FRIENDS, PRONUNS, LIVE AT
HOME
A LOT
MOST
HALF
SOME

4. Not any
Countable:There are not any biscuits left.
Non-countable:There is not any water in the sink.
No
Countable:There are no animals in the park.
Non-countable:There is no money in my purse.
Some
Countable: Some children play here on the weekend.
Non-countable:There is some smoke coming from that house.
A lot of
Countable: She has a lot of dogs.
Non-countable:There’s a lot of traffic today.
Lots of
Countable: Lots of women work here.
Non-countable: She made us lots of coffee.
Plenty of
Countable:There are plenty of bottles in the fridge.
Non-countable:There is plenty of information in report.
Most
Countable: She keeps most of her books in the shelf.
Non-countable: We spent the most time on the project.
All
Countable: Who ate all the apples?
Non-countable: Jennifer is the one with all the experience.

5. Girngadvicewithcould,should,ought,toandhadbetter

6. Describing ways of
going places

7. Modal Verbs
Instructions and requests:
We use could you and as a polite way of telling or asking someone to do something:
Could you take a message please?
Could I have my bill please?
can is less polite:
Can you take a message please?

8. Plans and decision with be going to and will

9. Prediction with be going to and will
Vocabulary
Tough: difficult/hard/not easy
Prediction: A statement that we make about the future
To predict:To make a statement about the future
Weather forecaster: A man/woman who uses weather instruments to predict weather conditions
Weather forecast: A prediction of weather conditions that gives us information about winds, temperatures etc.
Economist: A man/woman who is an expert in the subject of economics
Horoscope: a short prediction for people born under a particular sign, especially found in newspapers and magazines

10. Grammar