3 Grammar Worksheet 1

Quantifiers: a lot of, a few, a little, many, much

1. Circle the correct words.
1. We have a little / a few tomatoes.
2. I only need a little / a few milk for this recipe.
3. There are only a little / a few eggs in the cupboard.
4. Can I have a little / a few sugar in my coffee?
5. The children want a little / a few sandwiches.
6. I drink a little / a few milk every day.
7. We’re having a little / a few bread with dinner.
8. Here are a little / a few cookies for the dog.

2. Complete the statements with much or many.

1. Do you drink  much
2. We don’t have
3. My mom has
4. There isn’t
5. You don’t need
6. I don’t want
7. Is there
8. She doesn’t have
fruit juice?
oranges.
recipes for fish dishes.
bread left.
onions for this dish.
food just now, thank you.
cheese in the fridge.
potatoes.

3. Complete the conversation with much, many, a few, a little, or a lot.

Jenny: Mom, I’m making pizza and I need (1) a few tomatoes.
Mom: There are (2) of tomatoes in the fridge, Jenny!
Jenny: Oh yes. But there isn’t (3) cheese.
Mom: OK, I’ll get some from the store.
Jenny: Thanks. Just get (4) cheese.
Mom: Do we have (5) peppers?
Jenny: No, but I don’t care. I hate them!
Mom: I’ll get (6) peppers. Your brother likes them.

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