Quantifiers Exercises for Kids

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The document discusses the proper use of quantifiers in English such as "much/many", "a little/a few", and "some/any". It provides examples of when to use each quantifier with countable and …

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  • Quantifiers Lesson and Exercises

When do we use: much / many?

When do we use: a little / a few? Much: uncountable nouns.


a little: uncountable nouns. Many: countable nouns.
a few: countable nouns. Examples:
Examples: - How much money have you got?
- He has a little money left. - How many dollars have you got?
- He has a few dollars left.

When do we use: Some / Any?

Some: Affirmative sentences. Countable Choose the correct answer.


and uncountable nouns.
1) There aren't ______car parks in the center
Any: Questions and negative sentences. of Oxford.
Countable and uncountable nouns.
2) Eating out is expensive here. There aren't
Examples: - There’s some cheese. _____ cheap restaurants.

-There aren’t any cheese. 3) There are______ expensive new flats near
the river.

Cross the correct option: Ex. a little / a few - We have got a few oranges.

1. (a little / a few) We have got _________ money.

2. (any / much) She hasn’t got _________ friends.

3. (much many) How ________ cheese is there in the fridge?

4. (a little / much) Has Mrs. Johnson got ________ milk?

5. (some/ many) They have got _______ butter in the tub.

6. (a few/ any) Mr. Blank hasn’t got _______ grandchildren.

7. (much / many) I haven’t got ________ money this month.

8. (a little / a few) Gary has got ________ pencils in his pencil box.

9) (any / a little) We need _________ butter to make the cake.

10) (some / many) How _________ have you got?


Choose the correct alternative:

1. Have we got (any / a little) honey jars in the fridge?


2. There (are / is) (a little / many) ice cream.
3. Have we got (any / a few) cheese in the fridge?
4. We haven’t got (a little / any) apples in the basket.
5. There are (a little / a lot of) children in the garden.
6. Sandy has got (a few / a lot of) money in the bank.
7. Almet, is there (a few / any) milk in that bottle?
8. Susan, how (many / much) bottles of apple juice (is /are) there in the fridge?
9. They have got (a few / a little) cats in their garden.
10. There (are / is) (a little / many) ice cream cones in the box.

Choose the correct option.

1. This bag is very heavy because it has got __________ books in it.

A) a little B) a lot of C) a few

2. Meral and Almet have got _________ friends from America.

A) any B) much C) a few

3. Have we got _________milk in the fridge, mother?

A) many B) a few C) any

4. How ______money have you got in your bag?

A) many B) any C) much

5. My mother has got _________ friends.

A) a little B) a lot of C) much

6. We have got ________ apples and ________ oranges in the fridge.

A) a little / some B) many / a little C) a few / some

7. Are there ________ children in the school garden? A) a little B) any C) much

8. My teacher hasn’t got _________ 6th grade student this year.

A) some B) any C) a few

9. Sam, ____ there _____ milk in the fridge? A) are / any B) is / any C) is / a few

10. How _______ cheese has she got in the basket?

A) many B) much C) any

11. There are _______ English teachers at this school this year. A) many B) much C) a little

12. We haven’t got ______ toothpaste but we have got _______ toothbrushes.

A) some / some B) some / any C) any / some

When do we use: much / many? 
Much: uncountable nouns. 
Many: countable nouns. 
Examples:    
 - How much mon
Choose the correct alternative: 
  1. Have we got (any / a little) honey jars in the fridge?  
  2. There (are / is) (a littl

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