Share Quantifiers (THiNK 4)
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How ________ flour do you need? ___________, I already have some in the cupboard.
e.g. Much / A little
How _______ parking lots are available at your school?
Many
Do you have _________ children?
Any
How many languages do you speak? _______, Catalan, Spanish, French, English, Italian, Portuguese and Russian
a lot / lots / plenty / a great deal
There's no need to hurry. We've got _________ of time
Plenty / lots / a lot / loads
How _______ money have you got?
Much
I don't have _____ brothers or sisters.
Any
There was _____ of food, but not drinks.
Plenty / lots / a great deal
_________ majority (96.2%) of the students chose to study English more as it is the best subject.
The vast
________ (any) of the boys (2.3%) chose to study dance which is a shame in my opinion.
Hardly any
Much is used with countable / uncountable nouns?
Uncountable
Many is used with countable / uncountable nouns?
Countable
Give five examples of an uncountable noun.
Teacher checks.
Give three examples of countable nouns that do NOT end in S.
e.g. people / feet / dice / children etc. (Teacher checks)
Give ONE example of a countable noun where the countable and uncountable words are the SAME.
e.g. Sheep / Dice (Teacher checks)
How many shoes do you own? ______ , just one pair.
Hardly any
