Unit 2, Part 2, Grammar

Which sentence shows how many?

• There are a few sheep.

• There are some sheep.

• There are nine sheep.

• There are a lot of sheep.

Which sentence shows how many?

• There are a few trees.

• There is a lot of grass.

• There are some clouds.

• There are two cows.

Which sentence shows how many?

• There are pink petals.

• There are green leaves.

• There are five flowers.

• There are some buds.

Which sentence shows how many?

• The girls like dancing.

• The girls have six arms.

• The girls have blue clothes.

• The girls have long hair.

Which sentence shows how much?

• There are a lot of flowers.

• There are red flowers.

• There are small flowers.

• The flowers are round.

Which sentence shows how much?

• There are 100 fish.

• The fish are fast.

• The fish are long.

• There are a lot of fish.

Which sentence shows how much?

• The rice is yummy!

• There is rice and vegetables.

• There is a little bit of rice.

• There is one ball of rice.

Which sentence shows how much?

• There are four cats.

• There are eight ears.

• There is one white cat.

• I love my cats a lot.