1) We can use a lot of, lots of, some, any, enough with... a) only countable nouns b) only uncountable nouns c) both countable and uncountable nouns 2) We usually use ___ in positive sentences. a) any b) some 3) We usually use ___ in negative sentences and questions. a) any b) some 4) The quantifiers "too much" or "too many" have a _____ meaning.  a) positive b) negative 5) The quantifier "enough" has a _____ meaning. a) positive b) negative 6) We use _____ when we want to describe a small amount of something. a) a lot of b) a few c) enough d) a little 7) There are _______ shops in here. a) too much b) too many 8) We haven't got _____ petrol. We need to stop and get some. a) much b) many 9) Don't worry, we have ___ time. a) any b) some 10) There were only ____ people at the party. a) a few b) a little 11) How _____ soap do you need? a) many b) much 12) There isn't ___ cheese left in the fridge. a) any b) some 13) We went to that hotel because we didn't have ____ options. a) many b) much 14) We have a bit of sugar. Is that ______ to make the cake? a) too much b) enough 15) 'Were there any people at the conference?' 'Yes, ____ '. a) a few b) a little 16) There is _____ coffee left. Would you like one? a) a few b) a little 17) I think you've put ___ salt into the salad, it's impossible to eat it. a) too many b) too much 18) Do you know ____ good restaurants in the centre? a) any b) some 19) I did ______ shopping yesterday - I haven't got any money left. a) too much b) too many c) a little d) a few

Grammar: quantifiers

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