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WorksheetsQuantifiers and indefinite pronouns Basic (no aleatorio)
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 12mins
‘How ........................ channels have you got on your TV?’
a lot
many
much
‘We’ve got over two hundred. That’s ........................ channels!’
a lot
many
much
‘I’m going shopping now. There are ........................ things I need.’
enough
many
some
‘OK. Have you got ........................ money to buy them?’ 'Yes, don't worry, my parents have given me some money to buy the books'
enough
many
some
‘Can you buy some milk? There isn’t ........................ in the fridge.’
any
many
much
‘Of course. How ........................ milk do you want?’
any
many
much
I haven’t got ....... time
much
a lot of
some
There aren’t ....... chairs
a lot of
enough
much
Have you got ....... food?
not enough
any
a lot of
There are ....... funny sitcoms on TV.
some
any
a lot of
Jasmine doesn’t play ....... games online.
a lot of
many
some
I don’t drink ....... water – that’s why I often have a headache.
much
many
enough
Mum: Can you do me a favour, Elliott? Could you get me (1) (a) butter from the shops, please?
Eliott: Why do you need butter?
Mum: Because I’m baking a cake and there isn’t (2) (a) butter in the fridge – only a few grams.
Mum: That isn’t (3) (a) butter to bake a cake.
Elliott: The problem is that I’ve got (4) (a) homework to do
Mum: But you’re watching TV. You aren’t doing (5) (a) homework at the moment!
Elliott: Yes, I am. There are (6) (a) wildlife documentaries on at the moment and our science teacher asked us to watch them as part of our homework.
Mum: Really? How (7) (a) documentaries do you need to watch, then?
Elliott: Two, so I’ll go to the shops in an hour.
Mum: Thanks, Elliott.
Ouch! I’ve got
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
something in my eye.
Did you go
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
something in my eye.
I don't know
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
anyone called Frank.
Let’s go
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
something in my eye.
I can hear
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
anyone called Frank.
Have you got
somewhere for dinner tonight!
anything to do today?
someone at the door.
anywhere interesting last week?
anyone called Frank.
Soap is somebody I use every day.
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
I’m hungry. I haven’t eaten something today.
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
Don’t talk to anyone about this!
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
His phone is anywhere in his bedroom.
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
Someone made me a cup of coffee at work today.
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
We couldn’t find somewhere nice to go.
The sentence is RIGHT
The sentence is WRONG (has mistakes)
I’ve always wanted to go (1) (a) that isn’t a typical tourist destination, so here I am ... in Mongolia!
I’m staying in (2) (a) called a ger. It’s a type of tent that people live in here. A ger has a door, but no windows, and a whole family lives in one.
When I went inside a ger for the first time, I thought, ‘How can (3) (a) live, sleep and eat in here?’
In fact, it’s easy and I’m enjoying it! There isn’t (4) (a) to have a shower
to have a shower or (5) (a) like that, but it’s actually quite comfortable.
There’s a stove in the middle of each ger for cooking and for heating. (6) (a) told me that some gers even have a solar panel, so people can have a TV
