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Quantifiers Worksheet for Kids

The document provides examples of using different quantifiers such as "a-an/some/any", "much/many/a lot of/a lot", and "a few/few a little/ little" in sentences. It gives sentence structures using the quantifiers and the correct form depending on whether the noun is countable or uncountable. The document aims to help the reader choose the right quantifier to use based on examples showing quantifiers used in different contexts.

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Quantifiers Worksheet for Kids

The document provides examples of using different quantifiers such as "a-an/some/any", "much/many/a lot of/a lot", and "a few/few a little/ little" in sentences. It gives sentence structures using the quantifiers and the correct form depending on whether the noun is countable or uncountable. The document aims to help the reader choose the right quantifier to use based on examples showing quantifiers used in different contexts.

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Quantifiers

Choose the right words

a-an/some/any
1. I want to buy ……………… book . I need ……………… money
2. There isn’t ………………cheese in the fridge. We should buy ………………
3. Have you got ………………… orange or ……………… apple? I want to
make …………… juice.
4. Are there …………………. cherries left to put in the smoothie?

much/many/a lot of/a lot


1. How.……………… sugar do you want in your coffee?
- Not ………………. . Just a teaspoon
2. How ………………… students are there in your class?
- ………………….. . Twenty seven
3. There are …………………… parks in London
4. We shouldn’t eat …………………. sweets. It’s bad for our health.
5. There aren’t ………………….. cars in villages
6. Children should drink ………………… milk

a few/few a little/ little


1. There is ……………….. orange juice left. You can drink a glass of it
2. He isn’t very popular. He’s got …………………… friends. Almost none
3. There is …………………. sugar. I can’t make a cake.
4. How many friends have you got? – Just …………………, three or four,
but they are enough for me.

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