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    8 Home comforts Extra practice

    8.2 Grammar
    Quantifiers: some, any, a lot of, much, many, (not) enough

    1 * Complete the dialogues with the correct words. There is one 3 *** Complete the dialogue with the correct quantifiers. Sometimes
    word you don’t need. more than one option is possible.

    1 (a lot of / many / much) Mum Can you do me a favour, Elliott? Could you get me
    ‘How ........................ channels have you got on your TV?’
    (1) ........................ butter from the shops, please?
    ‘We’ve got over two hundred. That’s ........................ channels!’ Elliott Why do you need butter?
    2 (enough / many / some) Mum Because I’m baking a cake and there isn’t (2) ........................
    ‘I’m going shopping now. There are ........................ things I need.’ butter in the fridge – only a few grams. That isn’t
    ‘OK. Have you got ........................ money to buy them?’ (3) ........................ butter to bake a cake.

    3 (any / many / much) Elliott The problem is that I’ve got (4) ........................ homework to
    do.
    ‘Can you buy some milk? There isn’t ........................ in the fridge.’
    Mum But you’re watching TV. You aren’t doing (5) ........................
    ‘Of course. How ........................ milk do you want?’
    homework at the moment!
    2 ** Which quantifier can’t you use? Choose the incorrect option. Elliott Yes, I am. There are (6) ........................ history programmes
    1 I haven’t got ....... time. (much / some / a lot of) on at the moment and our history teacher asked us to watch

    2 There aren’t ....... chairs. (a lot of / enough / much) them as part of our homework.

    3 Have you got ....... food? (not enough / any / a lot of) Mum Really? How (7) ........................ programmes do you need to
    watch, then?
    4 There are ....... funny sitcoms on TV. (some / a lot of / any)
    Elliott Two, so I’ll go to the shops in an hour.
    5 Jasmine doesn’t play ....... games online. (a lot of / many / some)
    Mum Thanks, Elliott.
    6 I don’t drink .......water – that’s why I often have a headache. (much /
    many / enough)

    Mosaic 2 Student's Book Unit 8

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