Quantifiers With Countables and Uncountables Nouns

Is chocolate a countable or uncountable noun?

• Yes

• No

Is a mushroom a countable or uncountable noun?

• Neither

• No

• Yes

Select the quantifiers that are use with countable nouns

• many

  a few

  a bit

  a little

• very little

  a large quantity (of)

  none

  any

• some

  all

  much

  a number (of)

• many

  a majority (of)

  several

  very few

Select the quantifiers that are use with uncountable nouns

• a large quantity (of)

  a few

  a number (of)

  enough

• much

  a bit (of )

  a large amount (of)

  little

Select the quantifiers that are use with both countable and uncountable nouns

• all

  enough

  not any

  a lot of

• several

  very few

  a majority(of)

  a great number (of)

• lots(of)

  some

  plenty(of)

  most

• a bit(of)

  a large amount(of)

  littlre

  much

Are jam and butter a countable noun or uncountable noun?

• countable nouns

• neither

• both

• uncountable nouns

Are cookies and sweets a countable nouns or uncountable nouns?

• both

• countable nouns

• uncountable nouns

• neither

choose the correct word for the sentence:

There aren't...car parks in the downtown of the city.

• a lot (of)

• many

• plenty

• some

choose the correct word for the sentence:

There are...shops near the university.

• much

• plenty of

• a little

• some

choose the correct word for the sentence:

You can get...sleep tomorrow

• none

• plenty of

• much

• a little