Common English Quantifiers and Sentence Corrections

Some, Any and Quantity Words Exercises

• I've got some bananas for Kim.
• There aren't any oranges on the table.
• Have you got any brothers and sisters?
• There is some milk in the fridge.
• This salad is awful; there isn't any salt in it.
• Well done. There aren't any mistakes in your test.
• She got some beautiful postcards from London.
• Is there any sugar?
• There are some books in the desk.
• There is some soup for you in the fridge.
• Mary has got some cheese. Let's make sandwiches.
• Has she got some coins in England?
• They have got some sugar, some eggs, some butter, but they haven't got any milk.
• Is there any margarine?
• Are there any eggs, Nick?
• I can't make a cake because I can't find any flour.

How Much, How Many, Some, Any Exercises

• How many teachers are there in your school?
• There aren't any tomatoes in the fridge; we must buy some.
• Peter, have you got any apples? Yes, I have. How many do you want?
• Could I have some bread, please? Yes. Bread — how much do you want?
• I need some new shoes, but I haven't got any money.
• There is some water in the glass. How many glasses of water can you drink in a day?
• How many magazines does your sister buy in a week?
• We didn't get any English homework yesterday, but we got some science homework.
• He has to buy some food for the camping trip but not any sweets or chips.
• How many people listen to the radio every day?
• Ann always puts some flowers in the hall. Should we bring any cut flowers or a new houseplant for her?
• Would you like any coffee? No, I'd prefer some tea, please.

Match the School Subject with the Words

• Geography — globe, population
• Biology — skeleton
• History — the Romans
• Art — Picasso
• Science — Isaac (Newton)
• French — Paris, avoir
• Mathematics — percentage, calculate

Write a Short Composition Using Connectors

(first of all - because - too - also - on the other hand - after that - beside - finally)

Short Composition

There was once a boy named John who was very athletic because he had rigorous training. One day John had a race in which his father asked him to be, first of all, for the pride of the family. What John did not expect was that he would also compete against a child with an equal physical condition. The day of the race arrived. John placed himself beside his rival and ran like never before. Finally, John won the race and everyone was proud of him.