QUANTIFIERS

​MUCH MANY A LOT OF/LOTS OF

​A LOT OF/ LOTS OF + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

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A LOT OF/ LOTS OF + COUNTABLE PLURAL NOUNS

​EXAMPLES:

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We need a lot of/ lots of flour to make a cake!

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There is a lot of/ lots of news today. (news=uncountable noun)

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There are a lot of/ lots of children at the theatre.

​MUCH + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

​MANY + COUNTABLE NOUNS

​We mostly use much and many in questions and negative sentences.

​EXAMPLES:

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Is there much news?

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Have you got much money?

There isn't much sugar left.

​There weren't many children at the party.

A FEW + COUNTABLE PLURAL NOUNS

​A LITTLE + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

​REMEMBER TO USE:

​A FEW PEOPLE, CHILDREN, BOOKS

​A LITTLE SUGAR, MONEY, NEWS, INFORMATION

​EXAMPLES:

Multiple Choice

Is there _____ chocolate in the kitchen?

• many

• much

• a lot

• a few

Multiple Choice

There is _____ news on TV today.

• many

• a few

• a lot of

Multiple Choice

I haven't got _____ money to buy a scooter.

• a few

• lots

• a lot

• much

Multiple Choice

There's _____ cake in the fridge. Have some!

• a few

• a little

• many

• a lot

Multiple Choice

I need _____ help with my homework!

• a lot

• many

• a little

• lots

Multiple Choice

There were _____ children at the party.

• a lot of

• much

• a little

• lots

Multiple Choice

Are there _____ books in your bag?

• much

• a little

• many

• some

Multiple Choice

There were _____ questions in the test.

• a little

• much

• any

• a lot of

Multiple Choice

Tom had _____ milk this morning.

• a few

• any

• a little

• many

Multiple Choice

I usually have _____ honey for breakfast.

• a little

• a few

• a lot

• many

Multiple Choice

Some people don't have _____ clothes.

• much

• a lot

• many

• a little

Multiple Choice

We don't have ____ homework for tomorrow.

• a few

• lots

• much

• many