Countable and Uncountable Quantifiers A1

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ money do you have?

B: I have _______ left

• much/many

• much/not much

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ friends do you have?

B: Well, I have only ______ friends, to be honest

• many/a few

• much/a few

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ rice in the bag?

B: There is _______ rice still.

• much/a lot of

• many/several

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ restaurants are there in the city?

B: There are ______ restaurants, I can show you around

• much/a lot of

• many/a lot of

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _______ noise is there?

B: Mmm, there is ______ noise around here

• many/a little of

• much/a little of

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How ______ pets do you have?

B: Oh, I have ______ pets, from birds to fish

• many/several

• much/much

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How ______ coffee do you want?

B: Just give me ______, please

• many/a little bit

• much/a little bit

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ books have your read?

B: I have read ______ books, reading is my favorite hobby!

• many/a large amount

• many/many

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _____ oil was spilled on the ocean?

B: Sadly, ______ oil was spilled

• much/a large amount

• many/a large amount

Complete the conversation using quantifiers for each countable or uncountable:

A: How _______ children were at the party?

B: There were _______ the children from the 5th grade

• much/all

• many/all