- Elementary Level
- Indefinite quantifiers
- some - any - much - many - a few - a little - a lot of
- Choose the correct answer
- Ten Questions

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Choose the correct answer

1.  Excuse me, how  ______________ is that chair?     any          some          much          many

2.  There isn't ______________ milk left in the carton.     a few        some          much          many

3.  Have you got ______________ friends in the school?     some       many          a little          much

4.  Don't forget to bring  ______________ water.     any          some          much          many

5.  We haven't got ______________ time before the lesson starts.     much       many          a few          some

6.  I want ______________ black boots.     much       many          some          any

7.  Is there ______________ bread to eat?     some       many          a few          any

8.  Her sister eats a ______________ of chocolate every day.     few         little            lot               some

9.  My students can speak  ______________ English.     much       many          a few          a little

10.  Are there  ______________ people in the concert?                                                        a lot of      much         some          little

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- a lot of and lots of
- When do we use "a lot of" and "lots of"?
- Where do we use "a lot of" and "lots of"?
- In the affirmative, negative and question

Structure	Examples
a lot of with countable nouns a lot of is used with countable nouns to mean "a large number". a lot of is normally used in affirmative statements. But it is also used in negatives and in questions.	There are a lot of students in the classroom. I have got a lot of friends in London. There aren't a lot of people like sailing in Turkey. Do you have a lot of questions about the lesson? Do you have a lot of oppurtunities to learn English? Are there a lot of disabled people in Turkey?
a lot of with uncountable nouns a lot of is used with uncountable nouns to mean "a large amount" a lot of is normally used in affirmative statements. But it is also used in negatives and in questions.	There is a lot of milk in the carton. There isn't a lot of hydro-electricity in England. She has got a lot of time. There isn't a lot of money. There isn't a lot of news today. Is there a lot of crime in Istanbul? Does she need a lot of milk?
lots of a lot of and lots of are interchangeable	I have got a lot of / lots of time. She has got a lot of / lots of test books I have a lot of / lots of interesting friends. Are there a lot of / lots of questions about the test? He hasn't got a lot of / lots of money. There is a lot of / lots of gossip about him.

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