Quantifiers

• "A little" is used when you have a large quantity of something.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This statement is false. "A little" is used when you have a small quantity of something.

• "A few" is used when you have a small number of things.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This statement is true. "A few" is used when you have a small number of things.

"How much" is used when asking about the amount of something uncountable, while "how many" is used for counting.

• True

• False

• "A lot of" and "lots of" are used to describe a large quantity or number of things.

• True

• False

• Which quantifier is used to indicate a small quantity of something?

• • Much

• • Many

• • A little

• • A lot of

"I have ​ (a)   apples in my bag."

• many
• much
• a few
• a little

"She has ​ (a)   friends coming over tomorrow."

• a lot of
• much
• many
• few

We need ​ (a)   cups for the party.

• lots of
• a few
• a little
• many

There are ​ (a)   books on the shelf.

• a lot of
• many
• a few
• much

She has ​ (a)   money in her piggy bank. She can't buy an iPhone.

• a little
• much
• a lot of
• a few