Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner.
1She wears ............... make-up for my taste.
Wrong!
Too much shows undesirable extremes. It is used before an uncountable noun.
2We got ............... answers to our advertisement.
Wrong!
We use too many before a plural noun.
3I arrived ............... early.
Wrong!
Before adverbs, we use too, not too much.
4He is ............... generous.
Wrong!
Before an adjective without a noun, we use too.
5It is too ............... to go out.
Wrong!
We can use too before adjective + a/an + noun.
6The water is ............... salty for us to drink.
Wrong!
We cannot use too much before an adjective without a noun.
7............... children love animals.
Wrong!
When most means the majority of, it is used without the.
8She didn’t eat ............... breakfast.
Wrong!
We use much before a noun without a determiner.
9You can’t see ............... a city in a day.
Wrong!
We use much of before a determiner.
10............... the people here seem to know each other.
Wrong!
We use most of before a noun with a determiner.
11............... Indians can understand Hindi.
Wrong!
We use most before a noun without a determiner.
12How ............... you are there?
Wrong!
We use many of before a pronoun.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- She wears too much make-up for my taste.
- We got too many answers to our advertisement.
- I arrived too early.
- He is too generous.
- It is too cold a day to go out.
- The water is too salty for us to drink.
- Most children love animals.
- She didn’t eat much breakfast.
- You can’t see much of a city in a day.
- Most of the people here seem to know each other.
- Most Indians can understand Hindi.
- How many of you are there?
