Quantifiers

Quantifiers

MK, 2024

Multiple Choice

We use quantifiers before countable and uncountable nouns to show...

• quantum physics

• number or amount of things

• quality of things

• what is quintessential

Countability

• we can't count them

• they are always singular

• we don't use a/an or numbers with them

• money

Uncountable nouns

• we can count them

• they have singular and plural forms

• we use a/an with singular countable nouns

• a dog, two dogs

Countable nouns

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advice

• countable

• uncountable

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man

• countable

• uncountable

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seat

• countable

• uncountable

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rice

• countable

• uncountable

Multiple Select

What are some common categories of uncountable nouns?

• abstract nouns

• substances

• ideas

• fruit

• school subjects

Multiple Choice

Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

         Do you send ___ text messages?

• many

• a lot of

• much

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Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

                  Can I have ___ milk, please?

• some

• a little

• every

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Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

           I’ve got ___ money in my pocket, but not enough to buy lunch.

• any

• some

• a little

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Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

                    ___ of my gadgets cost a lot of money.

• Both

• None

• No

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Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

      I can’t help you to set up your website because I haven’t got ___ time today.

• much

• little

• any

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Choose the option which CANNOT be used to complete the sentence:

             They make ___ of these phones in Taiwan.

• most

• all

• every

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Choose the correct answer:

I've only used ____my pocket money.

• a little

• little

• a little of

• few

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Choose the correct answer:

There isn't _____ time before the film starts.

• little

• many

• much

• few

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Choose the correct answer:

The box is really heavy. Pick it up with _____ hands.

• each

• all

• either

• both

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer:

_____ teenagers use social media.

• Much

• Most

• Many of

• Most of

Multiple Choice

Which of the two sentences makes more sense without any context?

• Most people don't like caviar.

• Most of the people don't like caviar.

Multiple Choice

Do the two sentences below mean the same thing?

There is no milk.

There isn't any milk.

• yes

• no

• depends on the situation

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There are ___ women politicians in the UK. Many people think there should be more.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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There's ___ milk left in the fridge. It should be enough for our coffee.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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Hurry! We’ve got ___ time.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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___children like spinach. It's a pity because it's good for you.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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He's so lucky. He's been to France ___ times.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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I have ___ water left. There's enough to share.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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I have ___ good friends. I'm not lonely.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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He has ___ education. He can't read or write, and he can hardly count.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little

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I can't decide now. I need ___ time to think about it.

• few

• a few

• little

• a little