Practice Exercises for Quantifiers
1. Gap-Fill Exercise
Complete the sentences with the correct quantifier: some, any, much, many, few,
little, enough, several.
1. There isn’t much milk left in the fridge.
2. We need to buy some eggs to make the cake.
3. I didn’t use much salt in the soup. It might be bland.
4. There are only few tomatoes left. We should buy more.
5. I added some sugar, but I think the cake is still not sweet enough.
6. How much flour do we need for the recipe?
7. We have several onions at home, so we don’t need to buy more.
8. There aren’t many apples in the basket.
9. She put some butter on the bread before toasting it.
10.Is there any garlic in the pasta sauce?
2. Choose the correct quantifier for each sentence.
1. We don’t have (some / any / several) oil left.
2. I added (much / many / little) water to the soup.
3. There are (several / little / much) onions on the cutting board.
4. She put (any / some / much) salt in the pasta.
5. We have (few / much / several) vegetables in the fridge.
3. Fill in the Blanks with a Suitable Quantifier
Use an appropriate quantifier to complete the sentences.
1. I only put a little olive oil in the pan.
2. There are some eggs in the fridge, but not enough for the cake.
3. Do we have any sugar for the tea?
4. We don’t have much butter left; we should buy some.
5. I bought several different spices to try new recipes.
4. Match the Columns
