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English Quantifiers Exercise

This document provides examples to practice using quantifiers like "much", "many", "a lot of", "any", "a little", and "few" with countable and uncountable nouns. There are 10 examples for countable nouns and 10 examples for uncountable nouns. Students must choose the correct quantifier for each example sentence. This helps students learn when to use different quantifiers depending on whether the noun is countable or uncountable.

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English Quantifiers Exercise

This document provides examples to practice using quantifiers like "much", "many", "a lot of", "any", "a little", and "few" with countable and uncountable nouns. There are 10 examples for countable nouns and 10 examples for uncountable nouns. Students must choose the correct quantifier for each example sentence. This helps students learn when to use different quantifiers depending on whether the noun is countable or uncountable.

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Name: Class:

Quantifiers: Countable and uncountable nouns

Choose the right answer (much, many , a lot of) Choose the correct word (some or any).

1. We have ______ oranges. 1. I need a car and ______ dollars.


2. Do you have any cereal? Sure, there's ______ in the 2. He would like ______ help.
kitchen. 3. There aren't ______ policemen in the street.
3. How ______ is this? It's ten dollars. 4. Do you know ______ plumber?
4. How ______ do you want? Six, please. 5. He needs to make ______ friends.
5. He's very busy; he has ______work to do. 6. Do you have ______ idea why he is always alone?
6. London has ______beautiful buildings. 7. Charley doesn't have ______ friends, too.
7. I have got ______ money. 8. My sister has got ______ interesting books about
8. I visited ______ European cities. history.
9. Were there ______ guests in the wedding? Yes, there 9. My mum doesn't read ______ poetry .
were______ 10. I've got ______ news for you.
10. He hasn't got ______ patience.
Choose the right answer (much, many , a lot of, any, a little)
Decide whether you have to use "a little" or "a few".
1. They have had (a lot of/any) homework in mathematics
1. We had ______snow last winter. recently.
2. ______people were interested in the exhibition. 2. How (many/much) time do you need to finish the work?
3. I speak ______French. 3. There are too (much/many) students in the library.
4. There are ______students in the classroom. 4. Have you visited (any/many) foreign countries?
5. She ______relatives. 5. Although he's very ill, he didn't
6. There is ______water in the pond. take (any/much) medicine.
7. The professor spends ______time playing tennis on 6. (Few/a little) people know as much about linguistics as
Sundays. John does.
8. We have ______knowledge of this phenomenon. 7. They say (few/little) knowledge is a dangerous thing.
9. There are ______ mushrooms in my mushroom soup. 8. He's having (a lot of/any) trouble passing his driving
10. ______ animals can survive in the desert. test.
9. I spend (most/many) of my time reading novels.
10. He knows (a little/much) English. He knows enough
English to manage.

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