Countable, uncountable and quantifiers

Answer

100

It is a quantifier and we use it for positive sentences, with both C and UC. Sometimes can be used in Questions too. 

some

200

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

False

300

We use this quantifier in negative and interrogative sentences, but it is not necessary at all.

any

400

What can we use in questions when we offer or request something? 

SOME

500

John has a lot of siblings, but he wish he had just a few, because his parents don't give him much attention but sometimes John doesn't give any importance to it. 

Is this sentence correct

Yes

Countable and Uncountable nouns

100

Money is a countable noun. True or False?

False

200

You can pluralize all nouns

False, uncountable nouns cannot be pluralized

300

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

a/an

400

Mention 5 uncountable nouns

Imagination, bread, music, time, ice cream

500

Mention 5 countable nouns

Sandwich, bottles of water, times, restaurants, minutes

Food C or UC

100

Cheese

UC

200

Potato

 C

300

Cocoyam 

C

400

Ginger 

UC

500

Uncountable nouns can be treated as countable when we use containers. True or False?

 True.

Quantifiers: a little/few/lot

100

a little is a quantifier for _________ nouns 

uncountable

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

There is a few cafés in my town. Right or wrong? 

Wrong. There ARE a few cafés..

500

 a few is used with ________ nouns.

Countable

Much/Many

100

How ______ time do you have for the exam?

much

200

MANY is used with _______ nouns 

countable

300

MUCH is used with _______ nouns.

Uncountable

400

Correct the mistake:

How many ice would you like in your drink?

much

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?