CONTAINERS, QUANTITIES AND QUANTIFIERS

Some/any

100

It is a quantifier and we use it for positive sentences

some

200

 Some and any are only for uncountable nouns. True or False?

False

300

Complete the sentence: We don't have ______ sugar.

any

400

Create a sentence with the following keywords:

There/any/we/have/ham/for/some sandwiches/but/pasta./isn't

There isn't any ham for sandwiches, we are cooking pasta instead.

500

I know you don't like pasta, but I have ________.

I don't have _______ "tortillas" for the soup. 

any, some

Countable and Uncountable nouns

100

Money is a countable noun. True or False?

False

200

TAKE 500 POINTS FROM THE PLAYER BEFORE YOU

OOPS

300

When we are talking about one (1) thing before a countable noun we need: 

a/an

400

Correct the mistakes:

I have an breads and any jam for breakfast.

I have some of/a loaf of/ a piece of/ a slice of/ bread.

500

Mention 6 countable and 6 uncountable nouns

Examples: Countable; apples, bottles of water, grapes, fries, sausages, burgers.

Uncountables: bread, butter, cheesse, cereal, mustard.

Food containers

100

I would like a ______ of TUNA.

TIN

200

Mention 5 food containers.

Example: a jar, a box, a packet, a cup, a can.

300

YOU LOSE 200 POINTS

OOPS

400

Say the correct quantity: A _______ or _______ of BREAD. 

slice or LOAF

500

Complete the sentence with the correct container word: 

When I go to the supermarket, I usually buy a ________ water, a ________cereal, a ________ of chips, a ________ jam, a ________ milk and  a __________ soda.

 When I go to the supermarket, I usually buy a bottle of water, a box of cereal, a bah of chips, a jar of jam, a carton of milk and  a can of soda.

Quantifiers: a little/few/lot

100

a little is a quantifier for _________ nouns and a few is for ________ nouns.

uncountable, countable

200

I'm buying _____ (a small amount) sugar for the cake.

a little

300

We use "a lot of" or "lots of" for countable and uncountable nouns. True or false?  

True

400

Dad, wants to cook _______ (a small amount) pieces of meat in the oven but we don't have _______ meat, so we are going to buy ______(a small amount).

a few, any, a little.

500

YOU GIVE 300 POINTS TO ANOTHER PLAYER

GOOD FRIEND

Much/Many

100

How ______ time do you have for the exam?

much

200

Many is used for _______ nouns and much is used for _______ nouns.

countable, uncountable

300

Order the sentence:

many/do/sugar/you/cubes/coffee/your/of/how/want/? /in

How many cubes of sugar do you want in your coffee?

400

Correct the mistakes:

How many ice would you like in your drink?

Only a little cubes, please.

much, a few

500

Make two questions, one with how much and one with how many.

Examples: How much coffee do you want? How many glasses of water do you drink a day?