Which determiner can be used with a singular countable noun: "this" or "these"?
This
Which determiner would you use with "money": "a few" or "a little"?
A little
Complete the sentence: We need to find ________ chairs.
some
What type of noun is "luggage": countable or uncountable?
Uncountable
What type of noun is "equipment": countable or uncountable?
Uncountable
Complete the sentence: There isn't ___ rice left.
much
What type of noun is "homework": countable or uncountable?
Uncountable
Complete the sentence: There isn't ___ water in the bottle.
much
Which determiner would you use with "students": "a little" or "a few"?
A few
What type of noun is "bicycle": countable or uncountable?
Countable
Complete the sentence: Would you like ___ tea?
some
Complete the sentence: We have ___ time before the lesson begins.
a little
Which determiner is used with plural countable nouns: "many" or "much"?
Many
Complete the sentence: There are ___ apples in the basket.
several
Complete the sentence: I have ___ books to return to the library.
a few
Correct the sentence: She gave me an advice.
She gave me some advice.
Complete the sentence: There are ___ pupils in the playground.
many
Complete the sentence: I don't have ___ information about the project.
any
Complete the sentence: Are there ___ biscuits left?
any
Correct the sentence: I bought much oranges.
I bought many oranges.