Quantifiers interactive presentation

Which sentence is correct?

• I want a apple

• I want an apple

I bought an orange.

• This sentence is correct.

• This sentence is wrong.

We use an before words starting with a, e, i, o, u (vowels الحروف المتحركة)

• No, we don't.

• Yes, we do, that's right.

I need ___ onion, please?

• a

• an

• ab

a strawberry is the same as 1 strawberry. A couple of strawberries is the same as _______

• 2 strawberries

• 3 strawberries

• more than 10 strawberries

For 1 apple, I say 'I want an apple'. If I want to say 6 apples, what do I say?

• much apples

• some apples

• same apples

• more apples

I have _____ oranges at home.

• an

• some

• some of

• very

There are 2 bananas in the kitchen.

• There are a couple of bananas

• There is a banana

• There is an banana

• There are very bananas

There are 4 tomatoes in the fridge.

• There are some tomatoes

• There's a tomato

• There are a couple of tomatoes

• There are very tomatoes

How do you write this: I have 2 oranges.

(a)