Quantifiers

9. He has got only… (quantifier) dollars.
He has got only a few dollars.
10. There isn’t … (quantifier) milk in the fridge.
There isn’t any / much milk in the fridge.
11. You shouldn’t eat so … (quantifier) sweets.
You shouldn’t eat so many sweets.
12. They don’t know … (quantifier) about the history of their country.
They don’t know much about the history of their country.
13. ‘How … (quantifier) of you are coming to the party?’ ‘None’.
‘How many of you are coming to the party?’ None.
14. We don’t have … (quantifier) oranges & we don’t have … (quantifier) olive oil.
We don’t have many oranges and we don’t have much olive oil.
15. She speaks French … (quantifier). It is nearly impossible to understand her.
She speaks French little. It is nearly impossible to understand her.
16. Very … (quantifier) students studied Latin last year.
Very few students studied Latin last year.
17. There is very … (quantifier) communication between them.
There is very little communication between them.

Part 2. Check yourself.
Nancy … (to wait) for me when I arrived home.
Nancy was waiting for me when I arrived home.
2. I … (to get) hungry right now. Let’s go and have something to eat.
I am getting hungry right now. Let’s go and have something to eat.
3. What … (you, to do) in your leisure time? Do you have any hobbies?
What do you do in your leisure time? Do you have any hobbies?
4. Robert and Maria … (to be married) for 20 years.
Robert and Maria have been married for 20 years.
5. I used … (to drive) a lot, but I don’t use my car very much these days.
I used to drive a lot, but I don’t use my car very much these days.
6. What … (you, to do) last week? … (you, to go) away?
What did you do last week? Did you go away?
7. How old is the house? It … (to build) in 1961.
How old is the house? It was built in 1961.
8. My memory is getting worse. I keep … (to forget) things.
My memory is getting worse. I keep forgetting things.