Count vs Noncount Quantities

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Froggy Jumps Count vs Noncount QuantitiesOnline version Quantity expressions for Nouns by MIRIAM PATRICIA JIMENEZ MOLINA 1 Which expression is used with count nouns: many or much? a little b much c many 2 Which expression is used with noncount nouns: much or many? a few b many c much 3 A phrase that works with both count and noncount nouns is: a lot of or few? a few b a lot of c little 4 Which phrase is correct with noncount nouns: a small amount of or a little amount? a a few amount of b a little amount of c a small amount of 5 Which expresses a small number with count nouns: a few or few? a a few b much c few 6 Not many is used with which type of noun: count or noncount? a noncount b both c count 7 There are a lot of books. Can you also say there is a lot of water? a No, only with count nouns b Yes, with noncount nouns as well c Only with plural nouns 8 What means a small number when used with count nouns: a few or several? a much b a few c several 9 Is ‘lots of’ acceptable with noncount nouns like water? a No b Only with count nouns c Yes 10 Which cannot be used with noncount nouns: many, few, or a lot of? a many b few c a lot of

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Count vs Noncount QuantitiesOnline version

Quantity expressions for Nouns

by MIRIAM PATRICIA JIMENEZ MOLINA

Which expression is used with count nouns: many or much?

little

much

many

Which expression is used with noncount nouns: much or many?

few

many

much

A phrase that works with both count and noncount nouns is: a lot of or few?

few

a lot of

little

Which phrase is correct with noncount nouns: a small amount of or a little amount?

a few amount of

a little amount of

a small amount of

Which expresses a small number with count nouns: a few or few?

a few

much

few

Not many is used with which type of noun: count or noncount?

noncount

both

count

There are a lot of books. Can you also say there is a lot of water?

No, only with count nouns

Yes, with noncount nouns as well

Only with plural nouns

What means a small number when used with count nouns: a few or several?

much

a few

several

Is ‘lots of’ acceptable with noncount nouns like water?

Only with count nouns

Yes

Which cannot be used with noncount nouns: many, few, or a lot of?

many

few

a lot of

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by MIRIAM PATRICIA JIMENEZ MOLINA

Which expression is used with count nouns: many or much?

Which expression is used with noncount nouns: much or many?

A phrase that works with both count and noncount nouns is: a lot of or few?

Which phrase is correct with noncount nouns: a small amount of or a little amount?

Which expresses a small number with count nouns: a few or few?

Not many is used with which type of noun: count or noncount?

There are a lot of books. Can you also say there is a lot of water?

What means a small number when used with count nouns: a few or several?

Is ‘lots of’ acceptable with noncount nouns like water?

Which cannot be used with noncount nouns: many, few, or a lot of?

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