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COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS + QUANTIFIERS

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  • There are a few / a little flowers.
    A FEW
  • How MANY / MUCH homework do you have?
    MUCH
  • There is A FEW / A LITTLE bread on the table.
    A LITTLE
  • She's a bit rude, so she doesn't have MUCH / MANY friends.
    MANY
  • "information" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • There are SOME / ANY flowers in the garden
    SOME
  • Oh my, you have spent MANY / A LOT OF money on clothes!
    A LOT OF
  • I would like A LITTLE / A FEW milk for my coffee
    A LITTLE
  • How MANY / MUCH brothers do you have?
    MANY
  • Would you like ANY / SOME coffee?
    SOME
  • They have LITTLE / FEW money to buy a present.
    LITTLE
  • She has visited MANY / MUCH countries.
    MANY
  • "water" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • We don't have ANY / SOME money
    ANY
  • "cat" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    COUNTABLE
  • I don't have SOME / ANY milk left.
    ANY
  • The Norwood Mystery is a very long story. There are SOME / A LOT OF chapters.
    A LOT OF
  • "book" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    COUNTABLE
  • How MANY / MUCH students are there in your class?
    MANY
  • "money" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    UNCOUNTABLE
  • "student" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    COUNTABLE
  • There is A LITTLE / LITTLE money. We can't buy that house.
    LITTLE
  • There aren't SOME / ANY cookies left.
    ANY
  • "furniture" is a(n) COUNTABLE / UNCOUNTABLE noun.
    UNCOUNTABLE
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