Quantifiers: Too Much, Too Many, Enough

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Froggy Jumps Quantifiers: Too Much, Too Many, EnoughOnline version Quantifiers quiz on too much/too many/enough by Wong Kit Ying Kitty 黃潔瑩 1 We have ___ sugar; we need to add more. (countable/uncountable context) a too much b enough c too many 2 There aren’t ___ vegetables; could you eat more? a enough b too much c too many 3 There are ___ apples in the basket; we can’t finish them all. a too much b too many c enough 4 There is ___ cola in the bottle. It is bad for your teeth. a too much b too many c enough 5 There are ___ problems with the plan; we should revise it. a too much b enough c too many 6 There is ___ pasta for a meal. a too many b too much c enough 7 Put ___ salt in the recipe; otherwise it will be bland. a enough b too little c too much 8 Which sentence uses 'too much' correctly with an uncountable noun in a diet context? a There are too much fats in this diet. b There is too much fat in this diet. c There is too many fat in this diet. 9 Choose the sentence that uses 'too many' for a countable noun. a There is too many calorie in this meal. b There are too many calories in this meal. c There are too much calories in this meal. 10 Which sentence means you have enough of something? a We have too little protein in our plan. b We have too many protein in our plan. c We have enough protein in our plan. 11 Select the correct use for 'enough' with a countable noun. a We have enough servings for every one. b We have enough servings for everyone. c We have enough serving for everyone. 12 Which sentence correctly uses 'too much' with an uncountable food item? a There is too much sugars in the smoothie. b There is too many sugar in the smoothie. c There is too much sugar in the smoothie. 13 Choose the sentence showing 'too many' with a countable item. a There is too many carrot on the plate. b There are too many carrots on the plate. c There are too much carrot on the plate. 14 Which sentence means not enough food? a There isn't enough fibers in the diet. b There isn't enough fiber in the diets. c There isn't enough fiber in the diet. 15 Identify the correct use of 'enough' with uncountable nouns. a We have enough waters for the workout. b We have enough waterrs for the workout. c We have enough water for the workout. 16 Which option uses 'too much' correctly with a mass noun? a There is too much salts in the soup. b There is too much salt in the soup. c There is too many salt in the soup. 17 Choose the sentence that implies excess is negative for health. a Too many caffeine can be harmful. b Too much caffeine can be harmful. c Too much caf��ine can be harmful.

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Quantifiers: Too Much, Too Many, EnoughOnline version

by Wong Kit Ying Kitty 黃潔瑩

We have ___ sugar; we need to add more. (countable/uncountable context)

There aren’t ___ vegetables; could you eat more?

There are ___ apples in the basket; we can’t finish them all.

There is ___ cola in the bottle. It is bad for your teeth.

There are ___ problems with the plan; we should revise it.

There is ___ pasta for a meal.

Put ___ salt in the recipe; otherwise it will be bland.

Which sentence uses 'too much' correctly with an uncountable noun in a diet context?

Choose the sentence that uses 'too many' for a countable noun.

Which sentence means you have enough of something?

Select the correct use for 'enough' with a countable noun.

Which sentence correctly uses 'too much' with an uncountable food item?

Choose the sentence showing 'too many' with a countable item.

Which sentence means not enough food?

Identify the correct use of 'enough' with uncountable nouns.

Which option uses 'too much' correctly with a mass noun?

Choose the sentence that implies excess is negative for health.