Essential Grammar in Use

Tese No 82 Use 'a lot of', 'much' & 'many' to fill in the blanks: 1. Do you drink _____ tea these days? 2. Do you drink _____ coffee? 3. Have you got ______ friends? 4. We have got _____ friends here. 5. I don't like her very ______ because of her attitude. 6. Do you travel a lot? Have you been to ______ countries this year? 7. We enjoyed our holiday. We had _____ fun there. 8. There wasn't _____ snow last winter. 9. Do you know _____ about computers?  10. John spends ______  of the time at home, 11. I know Paris very well. I've been here for ten _____. 12. This road is very dangerous. There are a lot of _____ . 13. I have bought a new pair of ______. 14. He has packed many ______ of luggage. 16. It costs _____ money to travel around the world these days. 17. I wasn't very hungry. I didn't eat _____. 18. Did ______ students fail the examination? 19. How _____ photographs did you take? 20. Quick! We must hurry. We haven't got ____ time...

Use of Quantifiers A Quantifier,  some, many, a lot of, a few, a little, much.  They are usually used before a noun to express its quantity and worth. Example: 1. I need some books to study for my exams. 2. There are a few people in the hall for dinner. 3. I have don't have any money to lend you at the moment. ' Many ' is used with countable nouns ,and ' much' is used with uncountable nouns: Examples: 1. There are many students in the college today. 2. I have a lot of friends in my college. 3. Much is used with uncountable Nouns Examples: 1. I don't have much money to lend you now. 2. She does not have much time to study for the exam. 3. There are a few students who have their books in their bags. 4. There is a little water in the jug for us. 5. There is little chance for his survival at present. Worksheet No 2 Choose the correct quantifier. 1. He is _____ bold boy . A) very  B) much  2. We. We are  _____ worried about. A) very  B) much  3. They ...