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I really enjoyed the Alternative Village Fete - I even did___dancing.
a little
little
There aren't___events like this in London.
much
enough
There's___international interest in the Notting Hill Carnival.
much
a lot of
A large____of the visitors this year were tourists.
number
amount
We visited the website, but there was____clear information about the programme.
a little
a lack of
You don't see___new things at this exhibition, but you still learn a lot.
many
several
Book now, because when I phoned there were hardly___tickets left.
any
no
There was___rain at the beginning, but it didn't spoil the show.
a little
a bit
I agree with the reviews - there were___special effects in the Batman Live show, but there were no strong elements in the story.
plenty of
much
COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD: There will be a small (a) of actors at the Alternative Village Fete.
COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD: There is (a) carnival in the UK as big as Notting Hill.
COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD: Hardly (a) objects at the "This is Design" exhibition will be new for the viewer.
COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD: A (a) films are accompanied by talks and workshops to discuss them in detail.
COMPLETE WITH ONE WORD: Fortunately, we don't suffer from a (a) of great artists nowadays.
Are quantifiers “lots of “ and “a lot of” synonyms?
Yes
No
Have no idea
We can use “lots of” with ...
Countable nouns
Uncountable nouns
Both
We can use “plenty of” with
Countables
Uncountables
Both
Which option is correct?
Julia eats a lot of vegetables.
Julia eats lots of vegetables.
Both
Holly spends ............ time watching TV shows.
many
much
a lot of
There were too ......... people at the conference.
lots of
many
much
Is there ............ petrol in the tank?
many
much
Both
James has brought .......... of biscuits to the office.
many
a lots
plenty
We can use “plenty of” with
Countable nouns
Uncountable nouns
Both
“FEW” and “LITTLE” are synonyms in meaning.
of course no
Yes
Have no idea
“Few/a few” are used with ...
Uncountable nouns only
Both
Countable nouns only
Kelly has .......... close friends. She is really happy.
A few
Few
Kelly has only ........ close friends.
A few
Few
-Mom, It’s Black Friday today! Can we go shopping.
-Sorry, honey, there is ......... money left.
few
a few
little
a little
We have ............... flour left, let’s bake an apple pie.
Llittle
A little
a enough
Could I have ........... piece of cake, please?
other
another
each
I don’t care what ........... people think.
another
some
other
There are hardly ......... brands of excellent quality.
few
no
none
any
Choose an option which is NOT correct to use with this quantifier:
“A great deal of”..................
information
time
news
ringtones
experience
Choose an option which is NOT correct to use with this quantifier:
“a large/ small number of “ .........
chocolate bars
chocolate
students
reasons
people
We can use “plenty of” with
Countables
Uncountables
Both
They have had ________homework in mathematics recently.
lots of
alot
much
many
How ___________time do you need to finish the work?
many
often
much
do
There are too ____________students in the library.
a lot of
little
much
many
Have you visited ___________ foreign countries?
any
lots
a little
a lot of
Although he's very ill, he didn't take ___________ medicine.
lots
a lot of
many
any
________people know as much about linguistics as John does.
a lot
Many
Little
Few
They say ___________ knowledge is a dangerous thing.
many
a lot
little
much
He's having ___________ of trouble passing his driving test.
a lot
a few
much
many
I spend _____________ of my time reading novels.
most
little
few
many
He knows ________ English. He knows enough English to manage.
much
a few
a little
many
We are going to be late. There is too ______ (much / many) traffic.
much
many
Yeah, the ______________ (amount / number) of people driving is incredible.
amount
number
I've never seen this ________________ cars.
much
many
Can you bring soda to the picnic? I don't have __________
some
any
Yeah, I think I've got _____________ left over from the
party.
some
any
How do you feel about your new job? Do you have as ______ responsibilities as you used to?
much
many
The job is great. I have about the same __________ of
work to do as before, but I have _______ stress and problems.
many , amount, less, fewer
much, number, little , fewer
many , number , few, a little
much , amount , little, fewer.
This president had _________ power.
little
few
She spoke __________ English. It was nearly impossible to understand her.
little
few
They got __________ complaints.
few
little
I'm sorry, but I have __________ time to waste.
few
little
Select ALL quantifiers that are followed by a singular countable noun.
Each
Every
All the
Bags of
The door won't open. I have two keys, but _______ key works.
Each
Every
Neither
The whole
I couldn't understand any of it. _______ movie was in a foreign language!
Each
Every
Neither
The whole
Select ALL quantifiers that are followed by plural countable nouns.
Bags of
Countless
None of
All the
_________ students left early, but the rest had to finish their exams.
A couple of
None of
All the
Every
There are ________ squirrels up those trees.
both
several
none of
all the
The concert was attended by __________ spectators. It was huge!
both
none of
all the
upwards of 250,000
Select ALL quantifiers that are followed by uncountable nouns.
Every
Bags of
Several
A great deal of
It will cost ________ money to fix your car.
all the
several
a great deal of
none of
Which of these quantifiers can be followed by uncountable nouns and plural countable nouns?
every
tons of
all the
several
Which of these quantifiers can be followed by uncountable nouns and plural countable nouns?
each
heaps of
countless
none of
If you win the scholarship, there will be _________ universities to choose from.
both
none of
no end of
every
It takes _______________ creativity to write a book.
several
the whole
all the
an awful lot of
Complete the sentence with a quantifier:
I cry (a) time I watch that movie.
Complete the sentence with a quantifier:
I'm sorry! I ate (a) cookies, I didn't know you wanted some. Now there aren't any.
Complete the sentence with a quantifier:
I heard the widow now has (a) money left.
Find the mistake and write the full corrected sentence:
I don't like several option, they are all terrible.
(a)
Find the mistake and write the full corrected sentence:
There were a couple people in the show.
(a)
My stomach hurts. I think I need to _________ junk food for a while.
go easy on
binge out on
eat out
peel off
Can you _________ these oranges for me, please?
cut out
eat out
peel off
binge out on
It's been a rough week. I cannot wait to _____ this weekend!
cut out
wind down
binge out on
go easy on
