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1. How do you correctly refer to a singular amount of a countable item?

• Some apple

• The apple

• 1. Much apple

• 1. Little apple

1. Choose the correct plural form for a countable noun.

• 1. A sugars

• 1. Any apples

• 1. The sugar

• 1. Few apple

1. Which question is appropriate for an uncountable noun?

• 1. How many sugar?

• 1. How much sugar?

• 1. How many sugars?

• 1. How much sugars?

1. How would you express a small amount of an uncountable noun?

• A few sugar

• 1. Several sugar

• 1. A little sugar

• 1. Many sugar

Which sentence uses 'a few' correctly?

• She has a few sugar for her coffee.

• A few students were absent today.

• Can I have a few milk?

• I need a few apple for the pie.

Choose the correct sentence:

• There's some apples on the table.

• There are some apples on the table.

• There is some apples on the table.

• There were some apples today.

Which sentence is correct?

• I need a sugar in my coffee.

• I need sugar in my coffee.

• I need the sugar in my coffee.

• I don't need some sugar in my coffee.

Select the sentence that is grammatically correct:

• There are too many salt in this recipe.

• There is too much salt in this recipe.

• There are too much salt in this recipe.

• There was too much salt in this recipe tonight

How would you correctly ask about the amount of apples?

• How many apples are there?

• How much apples are there?

• How much apple are there?

• How much do you need?

1. Which sentence correctly uses 'a little'?

• • I would like a little apples on my salad.

• • He added a little oil to the salad.

• I don't have a little pears.

• A little sugar were in the salad