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  • There are ________ toys on the floor; the kids need to clean up.
    loads of
    a little
  • Which quantifier can be used for uncountable nouns?
    All
    Several
    A little
  • Which quantifier is used to describe "a small amount"?
    None
    A little
    Loads of
  • ________ of the cake was eaten, so there’s nothing left.
    All
  • She saw ________ birds flying in the sky, but not too many.
    several
  • I have ________ time before the meeting starts, so I can grab a coffee.
    a little
    none
  • Which quantifier means "nothing"?
    Several
    None
    A little
  • There’s ________ juice left in the fridge; we need to buy more.
    none
  • ________ the students passed the test; it was very easy.
    All
  • True or False: "A little" can be used with countable nouns.
    False
    True
  • ________ of my friends want to join the party, but not everyone.
    Several
  • I have ________ good friends I can trust.
    several
  • Which quantifier is best for "a very big amount"?
    Loads of
    A little
    Several
  • True or False: "All" means 100% of something.
    false
    true
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