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Countable vs. uncountable nouns

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  • Could you bring me ................. coffee, please?
    some
  • She wants ............... apple.
    an
  • Sean lives with his mum but he can't cook, so he doesn't make [any / no] meals.
    any
  • I eat .................. banana everyday.
    a
  • Would you like a [little / few] cream or milk in your coffee?
    little
  • We've got a [lot / few] of cheese. What can we cook?
    lot
  • I don't want ............... ice cream.
    any
  • There aren't [much / many] eggs, so I can't make an omelette.
    many
  • They haven't got [some / any] eggs here – let's go to the shop next door.
    any
  • We've got a [little / few] oranges here that we need to use
    few
  • ...................... cookies do you need for the party?
    How many
  • .................... oranges do you need for the juice?
    How many
  • 'Are there any apples?' 'No, not [many / much].'
    many
  • She is buying ................. fish for dinner.
    some \ a
  • Do you need ................ chocolate for the cake?
    any
  • I don't drink .................. soft drinks.
    any
  • There's some milk in the fridge but not [many / much].
    much
  • ..................... ice do you want for dinner?
    How much
  • .................... eggs are you going to add to the cake?
    How many
  • ................... Juice do you buy from the supermarket?
    How much
  • Can I have ................ milk, please?
    some
  • I want ................... salad with my chicken.
    some
  • I eat .................. three meals everyday.
    No Quantifier