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Module 2 Developing and Developed Countries Function—教案 ■Goals To learn to make comparison ■Procedures Step 1: Learning about few, the fewest, fewer, the least, less, a few Which expression will complete the sentence? The exhibition was not very crowded. There were ___ people than I expected. (fewer) Meeting Bill Clinton was much ___ frightening than I had imagined. (less) I’ve not met him but Ive heard ___ stories about him and he sounds interesting. (a few) He’s __crazy than you first think. Some of his ideas make sense. (less) That must be __frightening horror film I’ve ever seen. (the least) He’s not liked. In fact he’s __ liked person in the office. (the least I’d like to go to Japan but I get so ___ opportunities to travel in my present job. (few) I’d like you to spend ___ time on your own work and more on controlling your staff. (less) David Letterman is very famous in America but __ people in England have heard of him. (few) We mustn’t postpone this meeting. We get to meet on too ___ occasions as it is. (few) Frankly, Johns problems are ___of my worries. (the least) If you spent __ time worrying, you’d get more done. (less) I don’t like any of the solutions. I suppose John’s is ___ bad of them but I still don’t like it. (the least) It’s not important. It doesn’t matter in __. (the least) The winner will be the person who makes __ mistakes. (the fewest) I’ve had __ problems with this. I really need some help. (a few) I’ve had ___ problems with this. I don’t need any help. (the fewest) “Never was so much owed by so many to so __.”- Winston Churchill (few) Step 2: Learning about much and many What word do you need to complete the sentence? 1. How ___ people are you expecting? (many) 2. How ___money do you want for this? (much) 3. I don’t see ___ point in continuing. We’re all very tired. (much) 4. Thank you so __ for your help. (much) 5. We don’t stock these. We don’t get ___ demand for them. (much) 6. I feel __ better today, thank you. (much) 7. I like