Grammar: quantifiers

Grammar: quantifiers

By Sergei Sikorskii

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Identify if the sentences mean the same or different.

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Practice

Multiple Choice

There's a bank in the main square.

There are some banks in the main square.

• Same

• Different

Multiple Choice

There aren't any good restaurants near here.

There are no good restaurants near here.

• Same

• Different

Multiple Choice

There are a few places to go in the evening.

There are a lot of places to go in the evening.

• Same

• Different

Multiple Choice

There's a lot of traffic at this time of the morning.

There's too much traffic at this time of the morning.

• Same

• Different

Multiple Choice

There aren't many parks in the town.

There aren't any parks in the town.

• Same

• Different

Practice 2

Multiple Choice

Be careful on the road. There's ______ traffic at this time of day.

• many

• much

• a lot of

Multiple Choice

My flat's got a nice view, but there isn't ______ space.

• enough

• many

• no

Multiple Choice

There aren't ______ young people in our apartment block.

• much

• many

• some

Multiple Choice

I can't go out tonight. I haven't got ______ money.

• any

• no

• many

Multiple Choice

The city's mainly modern, but there are any / much / some old buildings.

• any

• much

• some

Multiple Choice

We're very lucky, there are ______ parks where we live.

• a lot of

• much

• too many

Multiple Choice

There aren't ______ shops around here.

• any

• no

• much

Multiple Choice

There are no / a few / any good restaurants, but

they're a bit expensive.

• no

• a few

• any