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    The document provides examples and exercises using quantifiers such as some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, and a little in the context of countable and uncountable nouns. It asks the reader to fill in the correct quantifier based on whether the noun refers to something countable or uncountable. The exercises cover a range of examples involving food items, drinks, and other countable and uncountable nouns.

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    Countable Uncountable

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    The document provides examples and exercises using quantifiers such as some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, and a little in the context of countable and uncountable nouns. It asks the reader to fill in the correct quantifier based on whether the noun refers to something countable or uncountable. The exercises cover a range of examples involving food items, drinks, and other countable and uncountable nouns.

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    The document provides examples and exercises using quantifiers such as some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, and a little in the context of countable and uncountable nouns. It asks the reader to fill in the correct quantifier based on whether the noun refers to something countable or uncountable. The exercises cover a range of examples involving food items, drinks, and other countable and uncountable nouns.

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    SUBJECT : Some / Any / Much / Many / A lot of / (a) Few / (a) Little

    A) Fill in SOME or ANY as in the example:

    1. Are there .. any rabbits in the garden?


    2. Are there children in the class?
    3. There arent .. chairs in the room.
    4. Are there birds in the tree?
    5. There isnt . money in the bag.
    6. There is . coffee in the cup.
    7. There are .. policemen in the police station.
    8. Are there fish in the water.
    9. Are there .. oranges in the basket?
    10. There isnt . milk in the fridge.
    11. I have tea, but I dont have sugar.
    12. Is there meat at home?
    13. There were apples here a minute ago.
    14. There arent .. glasses on the table.
    15. Please buy me . stamps at the post office.

    B) Write what they have got and what they havent got:

    tomatoes potatoes meat bread


    Teresa * * *
    Richard + Jenny * * *
    Mark * * *
    Sally * * *

    1. Teresa has got some tomatoes, some meat and some bread but she hasnt got
    any potatoes.
    2. Richard and Jenny
    . .

    ..
    3. Mark
    .


    4. Sally
    .
    .

    C) Fill in HOW MUCH, HOW MANY, A FEW, A LITTLE, SOME or ANY:

    1. A: . bananas would you like, sir?


    B: Just . , please.
    2. A: Can I have milk?
    B: Sorry, we havent got .. milk.
    3. A: bread would you like?
    B: Just .. , please.
    4. A: carrots do we have?
    B: We have only . .
    5. A: .. oranges do we need?
    B: We dont need .. oranges.
    6. A: .sugar would you like in your coffee?
    B: Just , please.
    7. A: Could I have . tea, please?
    B: Of course. Would you like . biscuits, too?
    8. A: Is there . wine in the fridge?
    B: No, we need to buy . .
    9. A: . flour does she need?
    B: Just .. .
    10. A: Have you got potatoes?
    B: Yes. . would you like?

    D) Fill in SOME, ANY, MUCH or MANY:

    1. A: Id like . eggs, please.


    B: Of course. How . would you like?
    A: Six, please. Are there tomatoes?
    B: Certainly. How do you need?
    A: A kilo, please.
    2. A: Id like olive oil.
    B: How do you need?
    A: Half a bottle. Is there . flour?
    B: Certainly. How . do you need?
    A: A kilo, please.

    E) Fill in HOW MUCH or HOW MANY:

    1. .. potatoes do we need?
    2. .. sugar would you like?
    3. .. milk is there in the fridge?
    4. .. eggs do you want?
    5. .. ham do you need?
    F) Write ( C ) for the correct sentences, as in the example:

    1. a. There arent some tomatoes in the fridge.


    b. There arent any tomatoes in the fridge. .. C
    2. a. Id like some soup, please.
    b. I like some soup, please. ...
    3. a. Would you like some orange juice?
    b. Do you like some orange juice?
    4. a. How much cherries do you need?
    b. How many cherries do you need?
    5. a. Id like some rice for lunch.
    b. Id like a rice for lunch.
    6. a. Would you like some bread? ...
    b. Do you like some bread?
    7. a. No thanks. I dont want any coffee.
    b. No thanks. Id like any coffee.
    8. a. Heres your hamburger.
    How many is it?
    b. Heres your hamburger.
    How much is it?
    9. a. How much you want?
    b. How much do you want?
    10. a. Im hungry. Is there anything to eat?
    b. Im hungry. Is this anything to eat?

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