Name:
Quantifiers: Countable and uncountable nouns
Choose the right answer (much, many , a lot of)
1. We have ______ oranges.
2. Do you have any cereal? Sure, there's ______ in the
kitchen.
3. How ______ is this? It's ten dollars.
4. How ______ do you want? Six, please.
5. He's very busy; he has ______work to do.
6. London has ______beautiful buildings.
7. I have got ______ money.
8. I visited ______ European cities.
9. Were there ______ guests in the wedding? Yes, there
were______
10. He hasn't got ______ patience.
Decide whether you have to use "a little" or "a few".
1. We had ______snow last winter.
2. ______people were interested in the exhibition.
3. I speak ______French.
4. There are ______students in the classroom.
5. She ______relatives.
6. There is ______water in the pond.
7. The professor spends ______time playing tennis on
Sundays.
8. We have ______knowledge of this phenomenon.
9. There are ______ mushrooms in my mushroom soup.
10. ______ animals can survive in the desert.
Class:
Choose the correct word (some or any).
1. I need a car and ______ dollars.
2. He would like ______ help.
3. There aren't ______ policemen in the street.
4. Do you know ______ plumber?
5. He needs to make ______ friends.
6. Do you have ______ idea why he is always alone?
7. Charley doesn't have ______ friends, too.
8. My sister has got ______ interesting books about
history.
9. My mum doesn't read ______ poetry .
10. I've got ______ news for you.
Choose the right answer (much, many , a lot of, any, a little)
1. They have had (a lot of/any) homework in mathematics
recently.
2. How (many/much) time do you need to finish the work?
3. There are too (much/many) students in the library.
4. Have you visited (any/many) foreign countries?
5. Although he's very ill, he didn't
take (any/much) medicine.
6. (Few/a little) people know as much about linguistics as
John does.
7. They say (few/little) knowledge is a dangerous thing.
8. He's having (a lot of/any) trouble passing his driving
test.
9. I spend (most/many) of my time reading novels.
10. He knows (a little/much) English. He knows enough
English to manage.