Quantifiers

Quantifiers

Don't eat .......chocolate biscuits. They aren't good for you.

1. too
2. too much
3. too many
4. enough

Our dog is getting old. He has........ energy than he used to have.

1. a few
2. less
3. fewer

We haven't got .... eggs to make a cake.

1. too
2. too much
3. too many
4. enough

I won't be able to watch TV tonight. I've got ..... homework.

1. too
2. too much
3. too many
4. enough

Those folders won't fit in your bag. They're ....... big.

1. too
2. too much
3. too many
4. enough

This year there were...... people at the festival than last year.

1. a few
2. less
3. fewer

Do you think Ronaldo will be fit.....
to play in the next match?

1. too
2. too much
3. too many
4. enough

We use too much and less with..?

1. countable nouns
2. uncountable nouns

What do we use to mean: the right quantity?

1. too much
2. too many
3. enough
4. not enough

What do we use to mean: less than the right quantity?

1. too much
2. too many
3. enough
4. not enough

Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning is the same.

Use the word in brackets.

We've bought more milk than we need. (too)

I need some more batteries. (enough)

Our old dishwasher made more noise than our new one. (less)

I'll be ready in two or three minutes.
(few)

These jeans aren't big enough for me. (small)

More people used to study Latin in the past. (now)

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