Understanding Quantifiers

What is a quantifier in grammar?

• A type of punctuation mark.

• A word or phrase that indicates quantity.

• A word that describes an action.

• A phrase that indicates a location.

Which of the following is a quantifier: some, quickly, blue?

• all

• slowly

• some

• green

Fill in the blank: I have ______ apples. (some, quickly)

• few

• some

• many

• quickly

Choose the correct quantifier: There are ______ students in the class. (many, fast)

• many

• some

• few

• quick

True or False: 'Few' is a quantifier that indicates a small number.

• True

• Few is synonymous with many

• Few refers to an exact count

• Few indicates a large number

Which quantifier would you use for an uncountable noun? (much, many)

• a lot

• several

• few

• much

Fill in the blank: She has ______ money. (much, many)

• few

• several

• much

• a lot

Select the correct quantifier: I saw ______ birds in the park. (a few, much)

• many

• several

• a few

• a lot

What quantifier would you use to express a large quantity? (a lot of, few)

• a few

• some

• many

• a lot of

True or False: 'All' can be used as a quantifier.

• False

• Only some can be used as a quantifier.

• None can be used as a quantifier.

• True