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French Student Quantifiers Exercise

There are currently some French students in The Language Project. Between the first and second lesson there is not much time for coffee. Tonight there is too much homework to do - writing five essays and reading two chapters of the book. There is not enough money to go to the cinema tonight. While there is not much crime in this part of Bristol, the City Centre is quite dangerous. In the evening there isn't much to do since I live in a quiet part of the city. You need to take a few pounds with you on the trip to London to pay for lunch. At five o'clock every evening there are too many cars on Whiteladies road due to rush hour traffic. In the morning if you travel

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French Student Quantifiers Exercise

There are currently some French students in The Language Project. Between the first and second lesson there is not much time for coffee. Tonight there is too much homework to do - writing five essays and reading two chapters of the book. There is not enough money to go to the cinema tonight. While there is not much crime in this part of Bristol, the City Centre is quite dangerous. In the evening there isn't much to do since I live in a quiet part of the city. You need to take a few pounds with you on the trip to London to pay for lunch. At five o'clock every evening there are too many cars on Whiteladies road due to rush hour traffic. In the morning if you travel

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  • Container Quantifiers for Food
  • Quantifiers in English Language
  • Exercises on Quantifiers and Containers
  • Example Fill-in-the-Blank Sentences
  • A little or a few?

There are 1.________ French students in The Language Projest at the moment.

A much B a lot of C too much D little


We only hae !.________ time "et#een the first and second lesson $ not enough to drin%
coffee.
A a fe# B fe# C a little D not many
We&e got '.________ home#or% to do tonight. We hae to #rite fie essays and read t#o
cha(ters of the "oo%.
A not enough B too much C too many D many
) haen&t got *.______ money to go to the cinema tonight.
A too much B too many C much D enough
There&s +.________ crime in this (art of Bristol "ut the City Centre is ,uite dangerous.
A a fe# B not much C not enough D too much
) lie in a ,uiet (art of the city so there -.__________ to do in the eening.
A isn&t much B isn&t any C aren&t enough D aren&t any
.ou need to ta%e /.____________ #ith you on the tri( to London0 to (ay for lunch.
A not much (ounds B much money C a fe# (ounds D little (ounds
At fie o&cloc% eery eening0 there are 1.________ cars on Whiteladies road. )t&s the rush
hour.
A too much B not much C little D too many
)f you trael to #or% at si2 o&cloc% in the morning 3._________________ traffic on the road
and you can get there ,uic%ly.
A there is not much B there are fe# C there are not enough D there are too fe#
We don&t hae 14.______ students in this class to ma%e a foot"all team.
A many B much C enough D too many
5o# 11.____ (airs of shoes do you ta%e #hen you go on a "usiness tri(.
A much B many C fe# D enough
6ur teacher doesn&t drin% a lot of alcohol "ut he has 1!.________ #ine on 7aturday nights $
usually a"out half a glass.
A too fe# B not enough C a fe# D a little
Food Quantifiers
Referring to specific amounts or units
Container Quantifiers for Food
867TL. L)9:)D C6;TA);<=7
a s(oonful of
honey
medicine
ice cream
sugar
a glass of0 a "ottle of
mil%
#ater
"eer
#ine
cola
a cu( of0 a mug of0 a (ot of
coffee
tea
cocoa
hot #ater
a mug of 0 a glass of0 a stein of0 a "arrel of
"eer
cola
lemonade
soda
a (itcher of
#ater
lemonade
juice
a "arrel of
#ine
inegar
olie oil
#his%ey
a gallon of0 a liter of
mil%
#ine
oil
orange juice
#ater
a (ec% of >?! gallons@
a((les
(eaches
(ears
(ic%led (e((ers
867TL. D=. C6;TA);<=7
a "ag of >(a(er or (lastic@
flour
sugar
oats
"eans
a sac% of
flour
rice
corn
#heat
a "o20 a tin0 a carton
(asta
coo%ies
rice
crac%ers
a carton of >li,uid or dry@
eggs
mil%
yogurt
sou(
a (late of
coo%ies
food
candy
a "o#l of
cereal
fruit
sou(
a (ound of0 a %ilo of
meat
a((les
onions
(otatoes
coffee
A, AN, SOME, ANY, HOW MUCH, HOW MANY


[Link] or ANY? Complete the sentences and join with the pictures:

a) here is a parcel !or "ou# $ut there isn%t letter.

$) &aula: 'a(id has )ot $eauti!ul mar$les.
*ohn: +eall"? ,as he )ot $lue mar$les?
&aula: Yes# - thin. he has )ot .

c) Ale/: -s there red paint?
Anna: Yes# there is red paint# $lue paint and "ellow
paint# $ut there isn%t
white paint.
Ale/: -%m )oin) to the shop. - can )et "ou

d) 0ould "ou li.e more co!!ee? Yes# please1

e) 2raham: here are emails !or "ou# dear.
&e))": -s there !rom 'a(id and Nora?
2raham: No# there isn%t !rom them.

!) Can - ha(e more ca.e# please? O! course1 ,elp "oursel!.
3. ,O0 M4C, or ,O0 MANY?
a) darts are there? here are three.

$) champa)ne do we ha(e? One $ottle.

c) cheese is there in the !rid)e? A little.

d) children did "ou in(ite to "our part"? en.

e) mil. is there on the ta$le? ,al! a $ottle.
LOTS OF MANY MUCH FEW LITTLE SOME ANY NO A(N)

"Hello, my friends. Please help me to fill
in the blanks.
Okay, first I need (1) knife to start dinner. Now let me see if I have got
everything. Well, there is a lot of milk, isnt there? Oh, Ive only got a (2)
after all. !m, "!st half a #ottle. $nd lemons? ow (%) lemons are there?
&here are 'lenty. (ood) &here arent (*) tomatoes, are there? Well, therere
only two left. No 'ro#lem. ave I got eno!gh meat for dinner? +es, there is
(,) meat. -!t is there (.) oil? /et me see. Oh, there is (0) oil left.
Well, I will have to #!y (1). What a#o!t #!tter? Oh no, there
isnt (2) left, is there? $nd there are only a (13) sa!sages,
right? No, a4t!ally there are lots of sa!sages. (ood) -!t I still need (11)
oranges. Not many, "!st two or three. Oh, I almost forgot. I will also need (12)
a''le. +es, thats it.
A little or a !ew?
1. Julia ate rice, she wasn't very hungry.
2. Mike ate chips, he wasn't very hungry.
3. I have cousins that speak French, the rest of them only speak
nglish.
!. "he foun# cookies un#er her $e#.
%. I nee# water to feel $etter, that's all.
&. I want to save money to $uy a present for my mother.
'. (o$ert gave me coins to $uy a sweater, it is not enough)
*. +shley nee#s sugar for the cake)
,. My #a# says that I have to learn wor#s in -erman, $ecause we are
going there for holi#ays.
1.. /eter saw girls running across the fiel#.

There are 1.________ French students in The Language Projest at the moment.

A 
much B 
a lot of C 
too much D 
little

ice cream

sugar
a glass of, a bottle of

milk

water

beer

wine

cola
a cup of, a mug of, a pot of

coffee

tea


flour

rice

corn

wheat
a box, a tin, a carton   

pasta

cookies

rice

crackers
a carton of   (liquid or dry)

e

      Alex: I'm going to the shop. I can get you 

 

d) Would you like 
 more coffee? Yes, please!

 

e) Graham: Ther
oranges. Not many, just two or three. Oh, I almost forgot. I will also need 
 (12)
apple. Yes, that’s it. 
A little or a few?

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