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A2 Quantifiers Test

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British English usage: Use many with plural count nouns, much with uncount nouns, and a lot of/lots of with both. Some and any depend on sentence type and communicative meaning.

Cambridge Grammar reference: Quantifier choice depends on countability and context; Cambridge and British Council both treat some/any and much/many as part of this countable–uncountable system.

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1. How ___ books have you got?
2. How ___ water do you drink?
3. I have ___ friends in this city.
4. There isn’t ___ milk left.
5. Are there ___ shops near here?
6. I bought ___ apples.
7. We don’t have ___ time.
8. There are ___ people here today.
9. Choose the correct phrase.
10. Choose the correct phrase.
11. I need ___ information.
12. We have ___ food for everyone.