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Особенности употребления amount, quantity and numbers of в английском языке. 

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Amount of ,  number of  or  quantity of ?   К уроку английского языка в 11-ом классе Подготовила учитель английского языка СШ №1 им.И.Прокопенко г.Гвардейск Бенджюнене Ольга Вячеславовна

Amount ofnumber of  or  quantity of ?

  • К уроку английского языка в 11-ом классе
  • Подготовила учитель английского языка
  • СШ №1 им.И.Прокопенко г.Гвардейск
  • Бенджюнене Ольга Вячеславовна
Amount of ,  number of  or  quantity of ?    Amount of  or  number of ? We use   amount of   with uncountable nouns.  Number of  is used with countable nouns: We use a huge  amount of paper  in the office every day. The  amount of time  it took to finish the job was very frustrating. A great  number of students  volunteer each year for environmental projects. Not:  A great amount of students volunteer  … I have a  number of things  I want to talk to you about.

Amount ofnumber of  or  quantity of ?

Amount of  or  number of ?

  • We use   amount of   with uncountable nouns.  Number of  is used with countable nouns:
  • We use a huge  amount of paper  in the office every day.
  • The  amount of time  it took to finish the job was very frustrating.
  • A great  number of students  volunteer each year for environmental projects.
  • Not:  A great amount of students volunteer  …
  • I have a  number of things  I want to talk to you about.
A quantity of  or  quantities of ?   Quantity  is more formal than  amount  or  number. A quantity of  or  quantities of  can be followed by a countable noun or an uncountable noun. They are most commonly used with an adjective such as  huge, big, large, small : The soldiers discovered a large  quantity of weapons  hidden under the floor of a disused building.  (countable) You only need a very small  quantity of cement  to mix with the sand.  (uncountable) Large  quantities of illegal drugs  had been discovered.  (countable) Aid workers have delivered huge  quantities of food  to the refugee camps.  (uncountable)

A quantity of  or  quantities of ?

Quantity  is more formal than  amount  or  number. A quantity of  or  quantities of  can be followed by a countable noun or an uncountable noun. They are most commonly used with an adjective such as  huge, big, large, small :

  • The soldiers discovered a large  quantity of weapons  hidden under the floor of a disused building.  (countable)
  • You only need a very small  quantity of cement  to mix with the sand.  (uncountable)
  • Large  quantities of illegal drugs  had been discovered.  (countable)
  • Aid workers have delivered huge  quantities of food  to the refugee camps.  (uncountable)
Amount vs. Number vs. Quantity at a Glance   –  Amount  should be used when you’re talking about a singular noun that CAN’T be measured.  –  Number  should be used when you’re referring to a singular or plural noun that CAN be counted.  – Quantity  should be used for an inanimate, single or plural noun that CAN be counted or measured.

Amount vs. Number vs. Quantity at a Glance

–  Amount  should be used when you’re talking about a singular noun that CAN’T be measured. –  Number  should be used when you’re referring to a singular or plural noun that CAN be counted. Quantity  should be used for an inanimate, single or plural noun that CAN be counted or measured.

When To Use  Amount   If you can’t measure it, use  amount . It’s also important to keep in mind that  amount  should come before a singular word and is generally used for mass nouns and words like  respect ,  love  and  envy . If you aren’t sure whether a noun is countable, take a minute to think about whether or not someone could add up the number on his or her calculator. Examples: – In July, the  amount  of work he got done writing SEO articles was more than ever before. – The  amount  of love the preteen girl had for Justin Bieber was way too much.

When To Use  Amount

If you can’t measure it, use  amount . It’s also important to keep in mind that  amount  should come before a singular word and is generally used for mass nouns and words like  respect love  and  envy . If you aren’t sure whether a noun is countable, take a minute to think about whether or not someone could add up the number on his or her calculator.

  • Examples:
  • – In July, the  amount  of work he got done writing SEO articles was more than ever before.
  • The  amount  of love the preteen girl had for Justin Bieber was way too much.
When To Use  Number   If you can count it and it’s plural, use  number . However, make sure that you pay attention to the verb that comes after the noun phrase. When you use, “the  number ,” you should follow it up with a singular verb, while you should use a plural verb after you say, “a  number .” Examples: – The  number  of people I need to show up at my party is probably unrealistic. – After spending 20 minutes on Facebook, a  number  of emails were waiting for me in my inbox.

When To Use  Number

  • If you can count it and it’s plural, use  number . However, make sure that you pay attention to the verb that comes after the noun phrase. When you use, “the  number ,” you should follow it up with a singular verb, while you should use a plural verb after you say, “a  number .”
  • Examples:
  • – The  number  of people I need to show up at my party is probably unrealistic.
  • – After spending 20 minutes on Facebook, a  number  of emails were waiting for me in my inbox.
When To Use  Quantity   Here’s where things get a little bit tricky.  Quantity,   much like  numbe r, can be used for singular or plural nouns that you can count or measure. The main difference is that it’s best to use  quantity  when you’re talking about an inanimate object . However, there are times where you can use  quantity  and  number  interchangeably, specifically when the noun is plural. For example, if you were talking about how many tomatoes you have, either  number  or  quantity  would technically work. Examples: – It would take a large  quantity  of ice cream to make me feel better. – After getting paid, the  quantity  of dollar bills in my wallet was finally enough to buy Taco Bell.

When To Use  Quantity

  • Here’s where things get a little bit tricky.  Quantity,   much like  numbe r, can be used for singular or plural nouns that you can count or measure. The main difference is that it’s best to use  quantity  when you’re talking about an inanimate object . However, there are times where you can use  quantity  and  number  interchangeably, specifically when the noun is plural. For example, if you were talking about how many tomatoes you have, either  number  or  quantity  would technically work.
  • Examples:
  • – It would take a large  quantity  of ice cream to make me feel better.
  • – After getting paid, the  quantity  of dollar bills in my wallet was finally enough to buy Taco Bell.
You Don’t Have To Be a Mathematician   Remember, you don’t have to be able to do calculus to get  amount  vs .   number  vs.  quantit y straight. Instead, it just takes a little practice. 

You Don’t Have To Be a Mathematician

Remember, you don’t have to be able to do calculus to get  amount  vs .   number  vs.  quantit y straight. Instead, it just takes a little practice. 


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