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Articles and Quantifiers

The document contains exercises to complete sentences with articles (a/an), quantifiers (some/any, a lot of/much/many), and questions about quantities. The sentences practice when to use definite and indefinite articles as well as different quantifiers to talk about unspecified, unspecified but existent, or specified quantities. The questions ask about amounts of different foods, drinks, objects and other nouns to reinforce appropriate usage of quantifiers like much, many, some and any in questions.

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Articles and Quantifiers

The document contains exercises to complete sentences with articles (a/an), quantifiers (some/any, a lot of/much/many), and questions about quantities. The sentences practice when to use definite and indefinite articles as well as different quantifiers to talk about unspecified, unspecified but existent, or specified quantities. The questions ask about amounts of different foods, drinks, objects and other nouns to reinforce appropriate usage of quantifiers like much, many, some and any in questions.

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Marta Gallardo Santos
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  • Grammar Exercises

1. Complete with a / an.

[6]
………. neighbour ………. exercise ………. island ………. exam
………. aunt ………. photo ………. window ………. ship
………. ice-cream ………. film ………. umbrella ………. ruler

2. Complete with some / any. [4]


We need ……….onions for his soup. We’ve got………. popcorn In a bowl.
Have we got……….cola? Is there……….water in that bottle?
I’m hungry. Let’s make……….sandwiches. We need……….flour for the cake.
There aren’t……….tomatoes in the fridge. Have you got……….CDs?

3. Complete with a lot of / much / many. [4]


There’s……….juice in that carton. We’ve got……….money today.
Can I have not……….sugar in my coffee? Is there……….milk in the fridge?
There isn’t……….time left. I’ve got……….computer games.
There aren’t……….messages for you. There aren’t……….children in the stadium.

4. Complete with a / an / some / any. [5]


Tom wants……….cookie. I would like……….chips, please.
Have we got……….orange juice? Laura would like……….cheese in her salad.
There are……….bananas in the kitchen. We haven’t got ………. pudding left.
There’s……….rice in the box. I’ve got……….sandwich for you.
I don’t eat……….apples every day. She has got……….cheese in her bottle.

5. Complete with much / many / some / any. [5]


a) My neighbours don’t have……….friends. Nobody likes them.
b) How ……….books does he read every day?
c) I don’t eat……….vegetables. I don’t like them.
d) There aren’t……….jeans in this shop. Only three pairs.
e) How……….water do you drink every day?
f) ……….plants can be dangerous in a jungle. But only five or six kinds.
g) The road is empty. There aren’t……….cars.
h) Do you meet……….Italian people in this restaurant?
i) I’ve got……….documents in my pocket. About two or three.
j) How……….meat do you need?

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