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Many, Much, A Lot Of, A Few, Few, A Little, Little Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

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Many, Much, A Lot Of, A Few, Few, A Little, Little Test A1 A2 Level Exercises

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Question 1

How ___ hours of English have you got in a week?

A

much

B

many

C

any

D

some

Question 2

Mum, there isn’t ___ toothpaste in the tube.

A

much

B

many

C

a little

D

a few

Question 3

A: ___?

B: Seven.

A

How many months are there in a year?

B

How many days are there in a week?

C

How much months are there in a year?

D

How much days are there in a week?

Question 4

How ___ money is there in your pocket?

A

much

B

a lot of

C

little

D

many

Question 5

A: How ___ planets ___ there in our solar system?

B: I have got no idea.

A

much / is

B

many / are

C

many / is

D

much / are

Question 6

Hurry up! We haven’t got so ___ time.

A

a

B

many

C

____

D

much

Question 7

I don’t like this room because there isn’t ___ window.

A

much

B

many

C

an

D

a

Question 8

I’m not very busy tonight. I haven’t got ___ homework for tomorrow.

A

much

B

many

C

few

D

little

Question 9

The school is nearly empty. There aren’t ___ students at school.

A

much

B

many

C

few

D

a little

Question 10

How ___ free time have you got during the week?

A

much

B

many

C

any

D

some

Question 11

Have you got __ close friends at school?

A

much

B

many

C

little

D

a

Question 12

There isn’t ___ traffic so we aren’t late.

A

much

B

many

C

an

D

a

Question 13

A: Why is this lemonade so sour?

B: Because there is ___ sugar in it.

A

a few

B

a little

C

many

D

much

Question 14

Jake has got ________ problems at school because he has got ________ good friends.

A

many / a little

B

a lot of / a little

C

a lot of / few

D

much / very few

Question 15

How ___ boys ___ there at the party?

A

much / are

B

much / is

C

many / is

D

many / are

Question 16

A: How much juice is there in the bottle?

B: ___ juice in the bottle.

A

There aren’t any

B

There is some

C

There are some

D

There isn’t some

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Enough can be used as a quantifier when it is placed before any noun, to indicate the quantity required or necessary. It can be used in both affirmative and negative sentences.

Examples

• There is enough bread for lunch.
• She has enough money.
• There are not enough apples for all of us.
• I don’t have enough sugar to make a cake.

The word enough can also be an adverb of degree, in which case it is not placed before a noun.

Usage of “enough”

Enough can be used as both an adverb and as a determiner.

Enough as an adverb

Enough as an adverb meaning ‘to the necessary degree’ goes after the adjective or adverb that it is modifying, and not before it as other adverbs do. It can be used both in positive and negative sentences.

Examples

• Is your coffee hot enough?
• This box isn’t big enough.
• He didn’t work hard enough.
• I got here early enough.

Enough is often followed by “to” + the infinitive.

Examples

• He didn’t work hard enough to pass the exam.
• Is your coffee hot enough to drink?
• She’s not old enough to get married.
• I got here early enough to sign up.

Enough can also be followed by “for someone” or “for something”.

Examples

• The dress was big enough for me.
• She’s not experienced enough for this job.
• Is the coffee hot enough for you?
• He didn’t work hard enough for a promotion.

Enough as a determiner

Enough as a determiner meaning ‘as much/many as necessary’ goes before the noun it modifies. It is used with countable nouns in the plural and with uncountable nouns.

Examples

• We have enough bread.
• You have enough children.
• They don’t have enough food.
• I don’t have enough apples.