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QUANTIFIERS & VOCAB_4ESO_UNIT 2

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  • We only had ______ money so we couldn't buy a present for Lucy. SMALL AMOUNT-NEGATIVE
    little
  • They love going to the new shopping centre and they've shopped there ____ times. SMALL AMOUNT-POSITIVE
    a few
  • India is the world's main s_______ of rice.
    SUPPLIER
  • We have too ____ things to do! We won't have time to relax!
    many
  • The vlog wasn't very good and ____ people subscribed to it. LITTLE / A FEW / FEW
    few
  • There was ____ food at the party. MORE THAN NECESSARY
    too much
  • I didn't pack ______ warm clothes. NOT SUFFICIENT
    enough
  • There is _____ choice in the new shopping centre. SMALL AMOUNT-POSITIVE & NEGATIVE
    a little / little
  • My mum is going to ____ a new car. (synonym of buy)
    PURCHASE
  • There was ___ traffic because everyone was going to the match. TOO MUCH / TOO MANY / ENOUGH
    too much
  • My c_____ always give me good reviews on Google because I bake delicious cakes.
    CUSTOMERS
  • Is MONEY a countable or uncountable noun?
    uncountable
  • I've bought ______ snacks for the party! LARGE AMOUNT
    lots of / plenty of / a lot of
  • ____ tickets were sold so they cancelled the match. SMALL AMOUNT-NEGATIVE
    few
  • Give 3 examples of uncountable nouns.
    sugar/ food / sauce
  • If you want cheese in your hamburger, there is an extra c___.
    CHARGE
  • A thing that has a lower price than usual.
    BARGAIN
  • A person who follows a blogger because they enjoy the content of their blog.
    SUBSCRIBER
  • The quality that makes something attractive to lots of people.
    MASS APPEAL
  • This shop has a wide s_____ of sunglasses and glasses.
    SELECTION
  • There were ___ tourists on the sea front.  PLENTY OF / TOO MUCH / A LITTLE
    plenty of
  • Give 3 examples of countable nouns.
    chairs / restaurants / tomatoes
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