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Degree modifiers exercise

April 19, 2011 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with appropriate degree modifiers.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1There is too ............... noise in the street.
Wrong!
Use "much" with the uncountable noun "noise".
2How ............... people do you want to help you?
Wrong!
Use "many" with the countable plural noun "people".
3They do ............... a lot of business in the Middle East.
Wrong!
The natural phrase is "quite" in "quite a lot of business".
4He speaks ............... a few languages.
Wrong!
The natural phrase is "quite" in "quite a few languages".
5There are ............... too many weapons in the world.
Wrong!
Use "far" to intensify "too many".
6............... of philosophy is concerned with questions nobody can answer.
Wrong!
Use "Much" for a large amount or part of an uncountable area such as philosophy.
7............... of the city was without electricity last night.
Wrong!
Use "Most" to mean the largest part of a specific place or group; "many" is used only with plural countable nouns.
8We have bought too ............... butter.
Wrong!
Use "much" with the uncountable noun "butter".
9I think you have made ............... a lot of mistakes.
Wrong!
The natural phrase is "rather" in "rather a lot of mistakes".
10This weather ............... gets on my nerves.
Wrong!
Use "kind of" as an informal adverb meaning slightly or somewhat.

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  1. There is too much noise in the street.
  2. How many people do you want to help you?
  3. They do quite a lot of business in the Middle East.
  4. He speaks quite a few languages.
  5. There are far too many weapons in the world.
  6. Much of philosophy is concerned with questions nobody can answer.
  7. Most of the city was without electricity last night.
  8. We have bought too much butter.
  9. I think you have made rather a lot of mistakes.
  10. This weather kind of gets on my nerves.

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