Quantifiers Worksheet: Some, Any, Much, Many, A Few, A Little,
Few, Little
Part 1: True or False
Read the statements below and write True or False. If the statement is false, rewrite it to
make it correct.
1. Many is used with uncountable nouns.
2. A little means the same as a few and is used with countable nouns.
3. Some can be used in positive sentences with both countable and uncountable
nouns.
4. Few suggests a smaller amount than a few and usually has a negative
connotation.
5. Any is often used in negative sentences and questions.
6. Much is typically used with countable nouns in positive sentences.
7. A few means a small number but is enough to be significant, and is used with
countable nouns.
8. Little means not much and is used with uncountable nouns.
9. Some is never used in questions.
10. Many is commonly used in negative sentences and questions with countable
nouns.
11. A few is used with uncountable nouns.
12. Little and few both have negative meanings, indicating not enough.
13. Much is often used in positive sentences with uncountable nouns.
14. Any can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns.
15. Some can be used in offers and requests.
16. Few can be used to show disappointment about a small number of something.
17. A little suggests a small amount but not necessarily insufficient, and is used with
uncountable nouns.
18. Many is used with uncountable nouns in positive sentences.
19. Any is used only in negative sentences.
20. A little and a few are used when the amount is small but sufficient.
Part 2: Choose the correct quantifier (some, any, much, many, a few, a little,
few, little) to complete each sentence
1. I have __________ apples in my c) some
basket. d) little
a) much 2. Do you have __________ idea about
b) many the project?
a) any b) little
b) many c) many
c) a few d) much
d) little 9. They have __________ time to finish
3. There aren’t __________ chairs in the project, so they need to work
the room. faster.
a) much a) much
b) many b) few
c) some c) little
d) few d) some
4. We need __________ help with our 10. We saw __________ birds in the park
homework. yesterday.
a) much a) many
b) a few b) few
c) some c) a few
d) little d) little
5. There’s __________ sugar in the jar, 11. There isn’t __________ bread left in
but it’s enough for tea. the basket.
a) much a) much
b) many b) many
c) a little c) a little
d) few d) few
6. She doesn’t have __________ books 12. Do you need __________ help with
to read. your assignment?
a) much a) some
b) some b) many
c) any c) any
d) many d) little
7. Can you give me __________ water, 13. He has __________ patience with
please? noisy students.
a) a few a) much
b) some b) little
c) much c) many
d) few d) few
8. He has __________ money, so he 14. She bought __________ new clothes
can’t buy the toy. yesterday.
a) few a) some
b) any d) some
c) a few 18. There isn’t __________ time left
d) little before the exam.
15. There are __________ people in the a) many
library today. b) much
a) few c) a few
b) many d) little
c) some 19. We saw __________ stars in the sky
d) any last night.
16. I need __________ advice on how to a) some
solve this problem. b) many
a) much c) few
b) a little d) little
c) many 20. I have __________ friends who can
d) few help with this project.
17. Do you have __________ pencils in a) much
your bag? b) few
a) much c) many
b) many d) little
c) a few
Part 3: Circle the correct quantifier
1. I don’t have (much/many) homework today.
2. She needs (a few/a little) sugar for the recipe.
3. There are (few/little) students absent today.
4. Is there (some/any) bread in the kitchen?
5. We don’t have (many/much) water left in the bottle.
6. He ate (a little/a few) candies after lunch.
7. They found (few/a few) interesting books in the library.
8. Can you give me (some/any) advice on this problem?
9. I have (a little/a few) time to help you now.
10. There are (many/much) birds in the park.
11. She doesn’t have (many/much) friends at school.
12. We need (some/any) volunteers for the event.
13. He has (few/little) patience for rude behavior.
14. I would like (some/any) information about the course.
15. There is (a little/a few) milk left in the fridge.
16. We don’t have (much/many) chairs for the party.
17. I need (a little/a few) flour to bake the cake.
18. There isn’t (many/much) sugar in the jar.
19. I have (few/little) interest in this topic.
20. Can you lend me (some/any) money for lunch?
Part 4: Fill in the blanks with the correct quantifier (some, any, much, many, a
few, a little, few, little)
1. There’s __________ juice left in the bottle.
2. She has __________ friends in her neighborhood.
3. He has __________ patience with noisy people.
4. We need __________ chairs for the party.
5. There aren’t __________ students in the classroom today.
6. We saw __________ animals at the zoo.
7. She has __________ experience in cooking.
8. Do you have __________ questions about the homework?
9. We have __________ money left after shopping.
10. There are __________ apples on the tree.
11. I need __________ help with my math homework.
12. There are __________ cars on the road today.
13. He doesn’t have __________ time to finish his work.
14. I have __________ books that you can borrow.
15. Is there __________ milk in the fridge?
16. They have __________ interest in the new project.
17. She doesn’t have __________ energy left after the workout.
18. We saw __________ people at the concert.
19. There are __________ flowers blooming in the garden.
20. A little t. I only have __________ time to talk.