Quantifiers Dictation: Large and Sufficient Quantities
A2 Level
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Catch the whole phrase, especially of in a lot of or lots of. Both can describe things you count and amounts you do not count separately. Enough has a different job: it says the amount meets a need. Listen for not too, because not enough says something is missing or too little. The person or action after the quantity explains the need. Keep that part when you write. A large amount and enough are not the same idea, so retain the expression the speaker uses.
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