When we are in a place or a situation, we use ___________ to refer to it.

__________ party isn't much fun, is it? Shall we go home?

This/these can mean '___________- in time'

I'm working as a tourist guide this summer.

I'm pretty busy these days.

David: I hear you've got a new flat.

Rita: .................... 's right. I've just moved in.

Emma: What's happened? You look terrible. 

Vicky: You won't believe ....................

, but I've just seen a ghost.

Matthew: The match is three weeks from today.

Daniel: Sorry, I won't be able to play for the team. I'll be away all. … … … … … week.

Tom is a friend of me.

You should return the book to……………owner immediately.

I'm not buying this tablecloth because………….. got a hole in it.

We can use ________ in questions when we think the answer might be yes.

Did you buy ________ clothes? (Perhaps I know that you went out to buy)

We normally use ________ in offers and requests to make them sound more positive.

Would you like __________ coffee?

The postman doesn't often come here. We receive .……………………………… letters.

The snow was quite deep. There seemed ............................................. hope of completing our journey.

Sarah is exhausted. She's having ..........………… ................... days' holiday next week.

David quite likes golf, but unfortunately he has……………………………….. ability.

I can speak…………………………………words of Swedish, but I'm not very fluent.

We went on holiday with some friends of ours.

It's a very easy exam. Hardly ______ fails.

A: I'm hungry. I want _______ to eat.

B: What would you like?

A: I don't mind. _____. (= it doesn't matter what)

Somebody/someone/anybody/anyone are ________ words.

All the tickets have been sold. There are none ticket left.

Let's go and have a coffee. We have _____________ time before the train leaves.

He spoke_______ English, so it was difficult to communicate with him.

He spoke ________ English, so we were able to communicate with him.

She's lucky. She has _______ problems.

Things are not going so well for her. She has ________ problems.

Hurry! We only have __________ time,

The village was very small. There were only ___________ houses,

___________________ in this garden are beautiful. (= a specific group of flowers)

____________ have a solution. (= most problems in general)

Sarah is invited to lots of parties and she goes to ___________________. (= to every party)

Which words do you use to talk about countable nouns?

Which determiners do you use to talk about uncountable nouns?

Which quantifiers do you use to talk about both countable and uncountable nouns?

Which quantifiers do you use to talk about all the items in a group?

Which quantifier do I use to talk about two people or things?

I'm a big fan of Hadise, but I don like ..... of her behaviors.

When I noticed that ...... of my shoe heels were broken , I got very sad.

......... people hate driving in LA. There is........traffic

....... of my friends were disagree with me. No one liked the idea.

....... of her parents agreed to buy a new phone for her as they didnt want to waste their money.

My....... family is missing my uncle because he is in prison for no reason and we can't see him.

A: What shall we have for dinner – pasta or just a salad?

B: Can we have ______? I'm really hungry.

A: What's the quickest way to get to the town centre?

B: Bus or tram. .............way takes about twenty minutes.

A: Do you want Pepsi or Coke?

B: _________, thanks. Can I just have some water?

A: Did you hear? Talal and Ahmed are leaving the company.

B: Well, that's sad but I'm not surprised. ............. of them seemed very happy.

We have ____________time for shopping. We must catch the next train.

My father has a brother, his daughter is my ... niece.

Are you .......... sister?