English Grammar Quiz

Which quantifiers are used to talk about quantities, amounts, and degree?

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• Much, many, a lot of, lots of

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When do we use 'much' and 'many' with a noun?

• With plural uncountable nouns

• With singular uncountable nouns

• With plural countable nouns

• With singular countable nouns

Which quantifiers are used in more formal styles in affirmative clauses?

• Lots of and a lot of

• Plenty and much

• A lot of and lots of

• Much and many

What is the more informal way of using 'much' and 'many'?

• A lot of and lots of

• Many and much

• Plenty and much

• Lots of and a lot of

When do we need to use 'of' after 'much' or 'many'?

• Before singular countable nouns

• Before singular uncountable nouns

• Before plural nouns

• Before articles, demonstratives, possessives, or pronouns

Which quantifiers are used in informal styles with plural countable nouns and singular uncountable nouns?

• A lot of and lots of

• Much and many

• Lots of and a lot of

• Plenty and much

What do we usually leave out after 'much', 'many', and 'a lot', 'lots'?

• The noun

• The verb

• The adverb

• The adjective

Which quantifier can be used before comparative adjectives and adverbs?

• Lots

• A lot

• Many

• Much

What does 'too much' mean?

• Exactly necessary

• Less than necessary

• More than necessary

• Exactly necessary

Which quantifier is used with 'so' to emphasize a very large quantity?

• Much

• Lots

• A lot

• Many