A1 - quantifiers: a little/a lot of some/any a little / a lot of

Countable/Uncountable

100

Is this a countable or uncountable noun?

Dog

Countable.

There are a few dogs in the room. 

200

Is this a countable or uncountable noun?

Rice

Uncountable.

There is some rice in the cooker. 

300

Is this a countable or uncountable noun?

Desk

Countable.

There are many desks in the office.

400

Is this a countable or uncountable noun?

Paper

Both.

There are a few papers to grade. (countable)

Could you pass me some paper please? (uncountable)

500

Is this a countable or uncountable noun?

Cheese

Uncountable.

There is a little cheese in the refrigerator. 

Countable / Uncountable

100

Sand

Uncountable

200

bananas

Countable

300

Money

Uncountable

400

Fish

Countable

500

Children

Countable

Some or Any

100

There is _____ sugar on the table.

There is SOME sugar on the table.

200

Do you have _____ pieces of candy left?

Do you have ANY pieces of candy left?

300

My brother never does _____ chores.

My brother never does ANY chores.

400

Would you like _____ milk?

Would you like SOME milk?

500

He does not have _____ friends in Rome.

He does not have ANY friends in Rome.

Much / Many

100

There are _____ students in the school.

There are MANY students in the school.

200

I have _____ pairs of shoes!

I have MANY pairs of shoes!

300

There is not _____ time left.

There is not MUCH time left.

400

There is so _____ homework to do.

There is so MUCH homework to do.

500

I feel _____ better now.

I feel MUCH better now.

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100

There are _______ cars in the parking lot.

There are A LOT OF cars in the parking lot.

200

Here is _______ money for you.

Here is A LITTLE money for you.

300

I had _______ juice to drink this morning.

I had A LITTLE juice to drink this morning.

400

Joe bought _______ flowers for Jane.

Joe bought  A LOT OF flowers for Jane.

500

I need _______ points to win the game.

I need A LOT OF POINTS to win the game.