Count & Non-count nouns

A / An

100

He always eats __ banana for breakfast.

a

200

Would you like __ apple?

an

300

Do you have ___ electric guitar?

an

400

I don't have ___ avocado or __ tomato for my salad.

an, a

500

I have __ interview on Saturday. I didn't have time to buy __ tie and I can't go on __ date with my girlfriend.

an, a, a

Some/Any

100

I have _____ juice.

some

200

There isn't ____ food left.

any

300

I need _____ information for my test.

some

400

I wanted to buy ______ cupcakes for lunch, but they didn't have ______.

some, any

500

Do you have _____ mustard? No, I don't have ____ but I do have _____ ketchup.

any/some, any, some

a few/a little

100

Anna has ______ friends.

a few

200

We need ______ time to do our homework.

a little

300

Are there ____ restaurants on you block?

a few

400

I only have ____ homework to do tonight, so I can spend ____ time watching TV.

a little, a little

500

I will have _____ chips and ______ salsa.

a few, a little

many/much

100

How ______ brothers and sister do you have?

many

200

There aren't _____ children at the park.

many

300

Antonio doesn't eat ____ meat.

much

400

There isn't _____ traffic today

much

500

How ____ work do you have tonight? I have so _____ papers to write.

much, many

Everything!

100

Name one thing that you can eat a "slice" of.

Different answers!

200

TRUE or FALSE: "A lot" can be used with count and non-count nouns.

TRUE

300

Name one thing that you can eat from a "can."

Different answers!

400

May I have a p_________ of cake, please?

piece

500

Fix the sentence: Flower, grass, and tree grow where we live. There are much beautiful things where we live.

Flowers, grass, and trees, grow where we live. There are many beautiful things where we live.