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Quantifiers Exercise

February 11, 2023 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate quantifier.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There is ............... hope.
Wrong!
Use "little" with the uncountable noun "hope" to mean not much hope.
2I have ............... idea about his plans.
Wrong!
The expression "have no idea" means that you do not know anything about something.
3............... friends he has are all loyal to him.
Wrong!
Use "The few" to mean all of a small number of friends.
4I spent ............... money I had on food and drinks.
Wrong!
Use "the little" to refer to all of a small amount that was available.
5I don't have ............... money.
Wrong!
Use "much" with the uncountable noun "money" in a negative sentence.
6Do you have ............... regrets?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "any" and "some" can be used in this question, with "some" suggesting the speaker expects there may be regrets.
7What he said made ............... sense to me.
Wrong!
Use "little" with the uncountable noun "sense" to mean not much sense.
8Would you like ............... more coffee?
Wrong!
Use "some" in polite offers when you expect a positive answer.
9We haven't got ............... oil left.
Wrong!
Use "any" after a negative verb such as "haven't got". "No" would create a double negative; to use "no", say "We have got no oil left."
10............... of what students learn at school is useless for their future life.
Wrong!
Use "Much" before "of" to refer to a large amount of an uncountable idea or activity.
11He never showed ............... interest in my wellbeing.
Wrong!
Use "any" after "never" in a negative meaning.
12............... criminals are non-violent.
Wrong!
Use "Most" with plural countable nouns to mean the majority of them.

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  1. There is little hope.
  2. I have no idea about his plans.
  3. The few friends he has are all loyal to him.
  4. I spent the little money I had on food and drinks.
  5. I don’t have much money.
  6. Do you have any / some regrets?
  7. What he said made little sense to me.
  8. Would you like some more coffee?
  9. We haven’t got any oil left.
  10. Much of what students learn at school is useless for their future life.
  11. He never showed any interest in my wellbeing.
  12. Most criminals are non-violent.

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