QUANTIFIERS LESSON

2nd Year

Quantifiers

With countable

and uncountable nouns

Quantifiers

Intermediate 3

Multiple Choice

What is a "quantifier"?

• A word that expresses the quantity (amount) of something.

• A new character in Fortnite.

• A word that expresses the quality of something.

How many candies do you see?

Multiple Choice

We use "a lot of" with...

• countable singular nouns.

• uncountable and plural countable nouns.

• uncountable nouns.

Do you eat lots of vegetables?

Multiple Choice

We can use lots of and a lot of to talk about BIG QUANTITIES.

• Yes.

• No.

How much sugar SHOULD you eat?

Multiple Choice

We use "a little" for a SMALL AMOUNT of...

• countable plural nouns.

• uncountable nouns.

How many books have you read in English Literature so far?

Multiple Select

We use "a few"...

• with plural countable nouns.

• for SMALL amounts.

Small quantities ​

a little

a few

not much

not many

little

few

​

​countable and uncountable

Example: a little water, a few friends, not much water, not many friends, very little English, very few things

Multiple Select

We use "too many"...

• when we don't know what to say.

• to say "more than is good".

• with plural countable nouns.

• to bananas bananas bananas.

Multiple Choice

We don't have much pencils

• correct

• incorrect

How much time do you think you spend with your phone?

Multiple Choice

They don't have ________ water

• many

• much

Multiple Select

We use "too much"...

• to say "more than is good".

• too much.

• with countable plural nouns.

• with uncountable nouns.

Multiple Choice

There is _______ juice

• a little

• a few

Multiple Choice

they have ______ friends

• little

• few

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Large quantities ​

a lot of (noun)

plenty of= enough or more than we need

​a lot

​

​They have a lot of friends

​They have plenty of friends

​They read a lot

Multiple Select

We use "(not) enough"...

• to say "all that is necessary".

• to say "less than is necessary".

• with countable and uncountable nouns.

• All are correct.

Multiple Select

They drink _______ soda

• a lot of

• plenty of

• a few

Multiple Choice

I dance _______

• a lot of

• a lot

• plenty of

​zero quantities

​not any (noun)

​no (noun)

​none (short answer)

​

​I don't have any money

​I have no money

​How much money do you have? None

​

Multiple Choice

How many points do you have?

• no

• none

Multiple Choice

She has ___ cash

• no

• none

Multiple Choice

She did ____ write ___ emails.

• no

• not any

More than you need ​

too (Adjective)

too many

too much

​

​I have too many pencils

​I have too much water

​It is too crowded

Multiple Choice

She is ___ happy

• too

• too much

• too many

Multiple Choice

She read ____ books

• too

• too much

• too many

Multiple Choice

She bought____ paint

• too

• too much

• too many

enough /not enough

correct amount / less than I need

I have enough money = correct amount of money

I don't have enough money = I need more money

(Adjective)enough - big enough

enough (noun) - enough water