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Quantifier basics

by Dona Mikaela Belardo
1

Choose the correct quantifier: 'There aren’t ... problems in this section' (countable nouns).

2

Fill the gap: 'There isn’t ... water left in the bottle.' (uncountable)

3

Which is a large amount for countable nouns?

4

Choose the right option: 'There are ... apples on the table.' (plural)

5

Which quantifier means 'a sufficient number' for countable nouns?

6

Pick the correct one for a small number of items:

7

Which quantifier pairs with uncountable nouns like sand or music?

8

Choose the correct form: 'There are ... chairs in the room.' (plural)

9

Which quantity means 'nearly all' for countable nouns?

10

Fill in: 'There are ... mistakes in your report.' (negative with countable)

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