Quantifier Practice

Quantifier Practice: How Much? How Many?

Quantifiers are words that tell us about the amount or quantity of something. They answer questions like 'How much?' or 'How many?'. Read each section carefully and complete the activities.

Choose the correct quantifier (many or much) to complete each sentence.

1. There isn't   milk left in the fridge.

2. How   apples did you buy?

3. We don't have   time before the bus leaves.

4. She has   friends at school.

5. There is too   sugar in this cake.

Choose the best quantifier (few or little) for each sentence.

1. There are only a   cookies left in the jar.

2. I have a   money in my wallet.

Read the sentences below. Fill in the blank with 'some' or 'any'.

1. Do you have   questions?

2. I bought   new books today.

3. There isn't   food left in the pantry.

Read each sentence. Decide if the quantifier is used correctly. Circle T for True or F for False.

1. We have many water in the bottle.

2. There are much birds in the sky.

Write three sentences of your own using different quantifiers (e.g., all, most, several, no, enough). Underline the quantifier in each sentence.

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