Quantifiers

How do you use the quantifier 'not' in a sentence?

• The quantifier 'not' is used to negate a statement, indicating the absence of something.

• The quantifier 'not' is used to emphasize a statement, indicating certainty.

• The quantifier 'not' is used to ask a question, indicating uncertainty.

• The quantifier 'not' is used to express agreement, indicating affirmation.

Give examples of quantifiers that indicate a small quantity.

• a few, a little, some, and several

• many, most, all, and none

• a lot, plenty, numerous, and several

• few, much, several, and many

What quantifier can be used to express uncertainty about quantity?

• All

• None

• Some

• Many

What is the effect of using 'too much' in a negative context?

• It indicates a positive outcome.

• It suggests that the excess is problematic or undesirable.

• It means that more is always better.

• It implies a neutral stance on the situation.

What quantifier would you use to express a moderate amount?

• a lot

• none

• some

• very much

What are quantifiers in English grammar?

• Words that indicate the quantity of a noun.

• Words that describe the quality of a noun.

• Words that connect clauses in a sentence.

• Words that modify verbs in a sentence.

Can quantifiers be used with both countable and uncountable nouns?

• No, quantifiers can only be used with countable nouns.

• Yes, some quantifiers can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns, while others are specific to one type.

• Quantifiers are only applicable to uncountable nouns.

• Quantifiers cannot be used with any nouns.

What does the quantifier 'too much' imply?

• It indicates a moderate amount of something.

• It implies an excessive amount of something, often leading to negative consequences.

• It suggests a lack of something.

• It refers to a balanced quantity.

What quantifier would you use to express that there is no quantity at all?

• some

• all

• none

• many

How can 'too slowly' be interpreted in a work context?

• It indicates a need for more breaks during work hours.

• It suggests that the pace of work is insufficient for meeting deadlines or expectations.

• It means that the quality of work is being prioritized over speed.

• It implies that the employee is taking their time to ensure accuracy.