Quantifiers Practice

Quantifiers A1

By Laura Gómez

Uncountable (singular)

How much sugar do you eat?

​Short Answer	​Full Answer
​ Quite a lot. A little. Not much. None.	​I eat I eat quite a lot of sugar. I eat a little sugar. I don't eat much sugar. I don't eat any sugar.

Multiple Choice

We eat ... fish. We love it!

• none

• a little

• a lot of

• not much

Countable (plural)

How many sweets do you eat?

​Short Answer	​Full Answer
​ Quite a lot. A few. Not many. None.	​I eat I eat quite a lot of sweets. I eat a few sweets. I don't eat many sweets. I don't eat any sweets.

Fill in the Blanks

​Big quantity	​A lot (of) + C/U	​
​Medium Quantity	​Quite a lot (of) + C/U	​
Small quantity​	​A little/Not ... much +U	​A few/Not... many + C
​Zero quantity	​Not... any+ C/U	​

Multiple Select

How much fruit did you buy?

• A few.

• A lot.

• Not many.

• Quite a lot.

A lot of vs much/many

• In + sentences we usually use a lot of.

• In - and ? sentences we usually use much and many.

​I don't eat many sweets.

Do you drink much coke?​

But a lot of is also possible i - and ? sentences:

I don't eat a lot of sweets. D​o you drink a lot of coffe?

Fill in the Blanks

A lot of vs lots of

The mean the same thing, although lots of is more colloquial:

He eats a lot of cheese/ he eats lots of cheese.​

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