Quantifiers
a, an, any, some
a, an, any, some
Present simple
Present continuous
Comparative
100
Do you have ___ milk in your fridge?
any
100
Fill in the blank: I ___ to the park every afternoon
go
100
We ________ (study) English at the moment.
are studying
100
A cheetah is ___ than a lion.
faster
200
There are ____ apples on the table.
some
200
not/ I / like / apples
I do not like apples.
200
Organize the sentence: they / are / piano / now / play / ?
Are they playing piano now?
200
Choose the best option:
This test is more easy/easier than the last one.
easier
300
There isn't ____ cheese in that sandwich.
any
300
Complete the question: __ Maria and João eat lunch at 12 p.m.?
Do
300
Complete: Be quiet! I _____ (read) a book.
I'm reading a book.
300
Complete: Burj Khalifa is ______ than the Empire State Building.
higher
400
Correct this sentence: I usually eat a orange after lunch.
an
400
Correct the sentence: She like to play soccer every week.
likes
400
Correct the sentence: Maria and John isn't watch tv now.
Maria and John aren't watching tv now.
400
Correct this sentence: Maths more difficult than Portuguese.
Maths is more difficult than Portuguese
500
Which uncountable quantifiers do we use for affirmative sentences and which do we use for negative sentences and questions?
We use some for positive and any for negative and questions.
500
Which sentence is correct?
1 My parents does the shopping on Saturdays. 
2 Maria haves a brown dog.
3 Tom goes to work on Sundays.
3 Tom goes to work on Sundays.
500
He _____(not / answer) the phone right now because he ________ (play) the piano.
isn't answering
is playing
500
Organize the sentence in the comparative form:
Beautiful / the / rose / tulip / the
The rose is more beautiful than the tulip.
The tulip is more beautiful than the rose.