There is / There are
There _________ some potatoes in the fridge.
Some
Where can I watch a movie with popcorn?
Cinema
Which of these is not countable? Tomato, potato, apple, broccoli, cabbage
Broccoli
What quantifier do we use to say there isn't a big quantity of countable nouns?
Not many.
"There is a cabbage and a tomato in the counter." Is this sentence correct?
Correct
Where can I read a lot of books?
Library
Are there _________ carrots in the fridge?
What quantifier do we use to say there isn't a big amount of uncountable nouns?
Not much.
___________ paintings in your house?
Are there
Where can I buy a lot of books?
Bookstore / Bookshop
Which of these is not uncountable? Water, juice, celery, melon, milk, oil
Melon
What quantifier do we use to say there is a fair quantity of countable or uncountable nouns?
Some
"There are no roses in my garden." Is this sentence correct?
Correct
Where can I buy medicine?
Pharmacy / Drug store
We use ________ to refer to countable singular nouns.
A / an
What quantifier do we use to say there is a big quantity of countable or uncountable nouns?
A lot / quite a lot
"There aren't any people in here" - "There are no people in here" What is the difference between these sentences?
There are no differences / There aren't differences
Where can I watch a play?
Theater
We use _______ or ________ to refer to plural countable or uncountable nouns, usually in question and negative forms.
Some / any
"There's _________ cereal left"
not much