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    MUCH, MANY, A LOT, LITTLE, FEW, SOME, ANY, NO – QUANTIFIERS


    Grammar » B1 Grammar lessons and exercises » Much, many, a lot, little, few, some, any, no – quantifiers » Page 3

    Exercises Explanation Downloads Related tests:

    Exercises: 1 2 3

    Much, many, a lot, little, few, some, any, no –


    quantifiers Too, too much, too many,
    enough

    Exercise 3

    For each dialogue, fill in the gaps with the words in the box.

    Quantifiers – all, most, both,


    either, neither, any, no, none
    You have completed this test.

    Correct answers: 8/10.

    Your score is 80%.

    Check your answers:

    much many lot few little any no

    A: How 1 many friends do you have on Facebook?

    B: I have a 2 lot ; maybe one thousand. But from all those Facebook

    friends, very 3 few are my real friends. And you?

    A: Well, I have 4 no time for social networks because I'm always

    working. So I don't have 5 any friends at all.

    B: I don't have 6 much time now either, because I work long hours

    too, but I think I'm addicted to Facebook.

    A: Come on, man! If you spend the little time you have on Facebook, you

    should really go to therapy.

    lots plenty of little few

    A: I have 7 few homework to do and very 8 little time to do

    it.

    B: What kind of homework do you have?

    A: Trigonometry.

    B: Don't worry. I have 9 lots of experience in maths and science, and

    I have a 10 plenty of hours to spare this afternoon. Would you like me

    to help you?

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    1 Correct answer: many

    ➪ We use much before uncountable nouns and many before countable


    nouns. We normally use much and many in negative sentences and
    questions.

    2 Correct answer: lot

    ➪ We use a lot (NOT a lot of) after a verb, when it’s not followed by a
    noun: I like you a lot. We normally use much and many in negative
    sentences and questions.

    3 Correct answer: few

    ➪ We use (a) little before uncountable nouns and (a) few before
    countable nouns.

    4 Correct answer: no

    ➪ To express a negative meaning, we can use any in a negative


    sentence, or no in a positive sentence: I know no other students in the
    school yet. I don't know any other students in the school yet.

    5 Correct answer: any

    ➪ To express a negative meaning, we can use any in a negative


    sentence, or no in a positive sentence: I know no other students in the
    school yet. I don't know any other students in the school yet.

    6 Correct answer: much

    ➪ We use much before uncountable nouns and many before countable


    nouns. We normally use much and many in negative sentences and
    questions.

    7 Correct answer: plenty of

    ➪ We can use a lot of, lots of, or plenty of before both countable and
    uncountable nouns to mean ‘a large quantity’.

    8 Correct answer: little

    ➪ We use (a) little before uncountable nouns and (a) few before
    countable nouns.

    9 Correct answer: lots

    ➪ We can use a lot of, lots of, or plenty of before both countable and
    uncountable nouns to mean ‘a large quantity’.

    10 Correct answer: few

    ➪ We use (a) little before uncountable nouns and (a) few before
    countable nouns.

    Exercises: 1 2 3

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