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It is a quantifier and we use it for positive sentences
some
Money is a countable noun. True or False?
False
I would like a ______ of coffee.
cup
a little is a quantifier for _________ nouns
uncountable
How ______ time do you have for the exam?
much
Some and any are only for uncountable nouns. True or False?
False
You can pluralize all nouns
False, uncountable nouns cannot be pluralized
I'll have a ________ of soda (box/can)
can
I'm buying _____ (a small amount) sugar for the cake.
a little
MANY is used with _______ nouns
countable
We use this quantifier in negative and interrogative sentences: __________
any
When we are talking about one (1) thing before a countable noun we need:
a/an
There are some _________ of water in the fridge
We use "a lot of" or "lots of" for countable and uncountable nouns. True or false?
True
MUCH is used with _______ nouns.
Uncountable
What can we use in questions when we offer or request something?
SOME
Examples: would you like SOME coffee?
Could I have SOME juice, please?
Mention 5 uncountable nouns
Imagination, bread, music, time, ice cream
Can I have a _________ of that cake? (Loaf / slice)
slice
There is a few cafés in my town. Right or wrong?
Wrong. There ARE a few cafés..
Correct the mistake:
How many ice would you like in your drink?
much
The meaning of this word is "none" and we use it with a positive verb
No
(Eg: no hotel is better than this one)
Mention 5 countable nouns
Sandwich, bottles of water, times, restaurants, minutes
Uncountable nouns can be treated as countable when we use containers. True or False?
True.
Example: some chocolate (uncountable)
Two bars of chocolate (countable)
a few is used with ________ nouns.
Countable
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?