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    The document provides examples of quantifiers used in English to indicate amount or number, including "some/any", "how much/many", and "little/few/a little/a few". It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate quantifier based on the context. The quantifiers can be used to ask about or specify quantities of things like students, sugar, friends, time, drinks, etc.

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    The document provides examples of quantifiers used in English to indicate amount or number, including "some/any", "how much/many", and "little/few/a little/a few". It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate quantifier based on the context. The quantifiers can be used to ask about or specify quantities of things like students, sugar, friends, time, drinks, etc.

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    The document provides examples of quantifiers used in English to indicate amount or number, including "some/any", "how much/many", and "little/few/a little/a few". It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate quantifier based on the context. The quantifiers can be used to ask about or specify quantities of things like students, sugar, friends, time, drinks, etc.

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    The document provides examples of quantifiers used in English to indicate amount or number, including "some/any", "how much/many", and "little/few/a little/a few". It lists sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate quantifier based on the context. The quantifiers can be used to ask about or specify quantities of things like students, sugar, friends, time, drinks, etc.

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    QUANTIFIERS

    SSoom
    mee // A
    Annyy

    1. There are _____________ students in the dining room.


    2. Would you like ___________ tea?
    3. There aren’t _____________ interesting people at the meeting.
    4. Are there _____________ tomatoes left?
    5. Have you got ___________ bread?
    6. Could I have ___________ bread, please?
    7. There is_______________ sugar on the table.
    8. Are there ____________ pretty girls in the class?
    9. I don’t think I have ____________ milk left; would you prefer _____________ fruit juice?
    10. Julie can speak _____________ French but she can’t speak ____________ Spanish.
    11. I can lend you _____________ money if you want.
    12. We haven’t got ____________ eggs.

    H
    Hoow
    wmmu
    ucchh // H
    Hoow
    wmmaannyy

    1. __________________ friends do you have?


    2. __________________ sugar does Mum need for the cake?
    3. _________________ money have you spent?
    4. _________________ lumps of sugar do you put in your coffee?
    5. _________________ people were on strike?
    6. _________________ does it cost?
    7. _________________ petrol can you put in the tank?
    8. _________________ exercises did the teacher give us?
    9. _________________ children are there in your son’s class?
    10. _________________ sandwiches shall I prepare?
    11. _________________ television does he watch every day?
    12. _________________ water do you drink every day?

    L
    Liittttllee // FFeew
    w // A
    A lliittttllee // A
    A ffeew
    w

    1. Our art teacher is disappointed: very ____________ parents came to see our exhibition.
    2. I have ______________________ money, at least enough to buy you an ice cream.
    3. You have worked too _________________ and have completed very _____________ exercises; I would like you to
    do some more.
    4. Although I am a new student, I have got ____________ friends whom I can rely on.
    5. Hurry up! We have very ________________ time left.
    6. Betty knows _____________ French ; it is not enough to get around Paris.
    7. I managed to get ________________ information on him; now I know a bit more.
    8. She is always on her own; she has very _____________ friends.
    9. I usually have __________________ wine with my lunch, the doctor told me it’s good for my health!
    10. I don’t like Mrs. Spencer, our new math teacher; she has very ______________ patience.
    11. They have watched that film ________________ times; they said it’s good.
    12. Are you sure you can drive?
    Yes, I have had ______________ drinks but don’t worry I am not drunk!

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