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Much, Many, Few, Little, A Lot of, Plenty of

July 24, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We don't have ............... time to waste on trivial pursuits.
Wrong!
Use much with uncountable nouns.
2He has got ............... money.
Wrong!
Much is unusual in affirmative sentences. Instead of much, we use plenty of or a lot of.
3She didn't have ............... luck.
Wrong!
Plenty of and a lot of are unusual in negative sentences.
4He talks ...............
Wrong!
5He doesn't talk ...............
Wrong!
6Not ............... people owned cars in those days.
Wrong!
7He worked here for ............... years.
Wrong!
We do not say a lot of years. We say many years.
8I met him ............... weeks ago.
Wrong!
A few indicates a small number.
9She is very busy with her babies. She has ............... time for other things.
Wrong!
10He earns ............... money.
Wrong!
11I don't earn ...............
Wrong!
12She doesn’t have ............... interest in worldly affairs.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. We don’t have much time to waste on trivial pursuits.
  2. He has got plenty of money.
  3. She didn’t have much luck.
  4. He talks a lot
  5. He doesn’t talk much
  6. Not many people owned cars in those days.
  7. He worked here for many years.
  8. I met him a few weeks ago.
  9. She is very busy with her babies. She has little time for other things.
  10. He earns a lot of money.
  11. I don’t earn much
  12. She doesn’t have much interest in worldly affairs.
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