4 French basic adverbs of quantity - French grammar 13

The video tutorial explains how to express quantities using adverbs such as 'few', 'a lot', and 'too much'. It provides examples like 'I eat little meat' and 'They drink too much soda' to illustrate the use of these adverbs in sentences. The examples are repeated to reinforce learning.

Which of the following is an adverb of quantity?

• Happily

• Few

• Quickly

• Brightly

In the sentence 'I eat little meat', what does 'little' indicate?

• A large amount

• No amount

• A moderate amount

• A small amount

Which sentence correctly uses an adverb of quantity?

• They are very happy.

• She eats a lot of sweets.

• He runs quickly.

• I am extremely tired.

What does the adverb 'enough' suggest in the sentence 'He eats enough fruit'?

• Sufficient quantity

• No quantity

• Excessive quantity

• Insufficient quantity

In the context of adverbs of quantity, which sentence is incorrect?

• I eat little meat.

• They drink too much soda.

• She eats a lot of sweets.

• He runs fast.