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Food Quantifiers Worksheet Activities

This document provides examples of filling in blanks with quantifiers like "a/an", "some", "any", "few/a few", "little/a little", "much/many", and "how much/how many". The blanks require determiners that indicate quantity in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and amounts.

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Food Quantifiers Worksheet Activities

This document provides examples of filling in blanks with quantifiers like "a/an", "some", "any", "few/a few", "little/a little", "much/many", and "how much/how many". The blanks require determiners that indicate quantity in different contexts like questions, possession, existence, and amounts.

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  • Quantifiers Exercise

Fill in the gaps with a/an, some, any.

Fill in the gaps with few/a few


1. Her sister’s friend is __________ teacher. 1. There are _________bananas in my bag, do you want one?
2. My friend’s father has got _________ car. 2. Unfortunately, only ______children read books nowadays.
3. She has got __________apples in her bag. 3. Kate sees her friends ____________________times a week.
4. Tom hasn’t got _______________money. 4. We have got _________apples, we can’t make an apple pie.
5. There is ________orange under the table. 5. We will come back in __________________________ days.
6. There isn’t __________water in the fridge. 6. The weather was bad, but _______________ people came.
7. There are _________ people in the house. 7. There are _______plums in the cupboard, please buy some.
8. There aren’t ___________eggs in the bag. 8. I’ve got _______________tomatoes, let’s make some juice.
9. Do you have ________brothers or sisters? 9. She has _________________good friends. She isn’t lonely.
10. There is ______________ rice in the bowl. 10. There are _______men teachers at school. We need more.
Fill in the gaps with little/a little Fill in the gaps with little or few
1. We’ve got _____________ time. Hurry up! 1. He has got ____________________friends.
2. When you boil potatoes add ________salt. 2. I drink _____________coffee. I don’t like it.
3. There is ______snow in our town in winter. 3. The Smiths have got ___________money. They aren’t rich.
4. I’ve got ________money. Let’s buy a snack. 4. There were __________people in the cinema yesterday.
5. I’ve got _______flour. I can’t make a cake. 5. There was _________lemonade in the bottle.
6. Are you thirsty? I’ve got __________juice. 6. He has ___________________English books.
7. There is _______milk. Can you buy some? 7. There is _______________ juice in my glass.
8. I can’t come. I’ve got too __________time. 8. There are ____________bananas in the box.
9. Can we talk? Yes, I’ve got _________ time. 9. I have got __________ rice. I need to buy some.
10. I can’t buy a car. I’ve got ________money. 10. He has got _________ work. He can go home in an hour.
Fill in the gaps with little/a little/few/a few Fill in the gaps with much/many
1. There are _________ apples left. We need 1. Jane hasn’t got ____________________time.
to buy some. 2. Do you know _____________words in English?
2. We’ve got _________money, we can’t go to 3. He didn’t eat ______________________meat.
the cinema. 4. There isn’t ____________butter in the fridge.
3. He gave us ________ apples. We were glad. 5. How ___________________eggs did he buy?
4. This drink is sour. Put _________ sugar in it. 6. Samantha has got __________________friends.
5. There are __________people in the street. 7. How ___________lessons do you have on Mondays?
It’s really late. 8. There was too ___________________ noise in the streets.
6. There is __________cheese in the fridge. 9. There are ________________________ apricots in the bag.
Can you buy some? 10. There isn’t ____________________ice-cream in the fridge.
7. Look! There are _________ cats on the roof! Fill in how much/how many/a few/a little/some/any
8. You must add _________butter, it will make 1. ______________ apples would you like, sir?
your dish tastier. Just _______________________, please.
9. Can you give me _______________ money? 2. Can I have ____________________ milk?
I forgot my purse at home. Sorry, we haven’t got _____________milk.
10. There is ___________water in this bottle. 3. __________________rice would you like?
Someone drank it. Just ____________________, please.
11. I will be back in _______________ minutes. 4. ______________carrots have we got?
12. There are __________boys in our class. We’ve got only __________________.
There are only 4. 5. ______________oranges do we need?
13. There are ___________chairs in this room, We don’t need ______________oranges.
we need more. 6. ____________sugar would you like in your tea?
14. I can’t buy this hat. I have ________money. Just _____________, please.
15. She has got ____________meat. Let’s fry it! 7. Is there ______________juice in the fridge?
16. I know ___________French. I can help you No, we need to buy _______________.
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2. My friend’s father has got ___

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