QUANTIFIERS
LOTS OF • MANY •
MUCH • FEW • LITTLE • SOME • ANY • NO • A(N)
Hello,
my friends. Please help me to choose the best answers. Okay, first I need a / an (1) knife to start dinner. Now
let me see if I have got everything. Well, there is a lot of milk, isn’t there?
Oh, I’ve only got a little / some / few
(2) after all. Hum, just half a bottle. And lemons? How much / many (3) lemons are there? There are plenty. Good! There
aren’t much / many (4) tomatoes, are
there? Well, there’re only two left. No problem. Have I got enough meat for
dinner? Yes, there is much / many / lots
of (5) meat. But is there some / a /
any (6) oil? Let me see. Oh, there is no
/ any / some (7) oil left. Well, I will have to buy any / some (8). What about butter? Oh no, there isn’t little / many / much / few (9) left, is
there? And there are only a few / little
/ a (10) sausages, right? No, actually there are lots of sausages. Good!
But I still need a / an / some (11)
oranges. Not many, just two or three. Oh, I almost forgot. I will also need a / an / some (12) apple. Yes, that’s
it.
Have
got or Has got
1) Put in have got or has got into the gaps.
Example: Danny has
got a new computer.
1. I _____________ a nice room.
2. She _____________ a cat.
3. The sisters _____________ great teachers.
4. He _____________ an old bike.
5. They _____________ a goldfish.
6. We _____________ a problem.
7. Joe and Philip _____________ a sister.
8. The family _____________ two cars.
2) Put in haven’t got or hasn’t got into the gaps.
Example: My
English teacher hasn’t got pets.
1. I _____________ a T-shirt.
2. We _____________ lunch at school.
3. They _____________ a van.
4. Mr Jones _____________ a red jacket.
5. The boys _____________ pink pencil cases.
6. This car _____________ five doors.
7. Tom and Emily _____________ books on their desk.
3) Put in have … got or has … got into the gaps.
Example: Have they got posters in their
classroom?
1. _____________ you _____________ a favourite singer?
2. _____________ he _____________ a pen in his pencil
case?
3. _____________ they _____________ a garden?
4. _____________ she _____________ a yellow bike?
5. _____________ your parents _____________ a stamp collection?
6. _____________ your teacher _____________ a computer in
his room?
7. _____________ we _____________ milk at home?
Comparative
& Superlative Quiz
1. The blue
car is ______ than the red car.
a)
more fast
b)
more
faster
c)
faster
d) fast
2. This is
_______ than that one.
a) more
interesting
b) interestinger
c) more
interest
d)
interesting
3. The Mona
Lisa is one of the ______ paintings in this museum.
a) more
beautifuler
b) most
beautiful
c) beautifuler
d)
most beauty
4. Antarctica
is the _______ place on earth.
a)
coldest
b)
more
colder
c)
most
coldest
d) most colder
5. Michael
Jordan is the _______ basketball player.
a) most best
b) best
c) most
better
d) more better
6. A tiger
is _________ than a cat.
a) more
strong
b) strongest
c) more
stronger
d)
stronger
7. Albert
Einstein was _______ than me.
a)
intelligenter
b)
intelligent
c)
most
intelligent
d) more intelligent
8. This is
the ______ book in the store.
a)
worse
b)
most bad
c)
baddest
d) worst
9. That was
the __________ exam I had all semester.
a)
more
difficult
b)
difficultest
c)
most
difficult
d) most difficultest
10. Elvis
Presley is ______ than me.
a)
more popular
b) popularer
c) more
popularer
d)
most popular
11. A blue
whale is the ________ animal in the world.
a) heaviest
b)
most heavy
c) most
heaviest
d)
heaver
THERE
IS or THERE ARE
1) Put the words in order.
There is a park in the centre.
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
SIMPLE PAST
Read this extract from Anne Frank’s diary and put the
verbs in the brackets into the Simple Past.
Sunday,
14 June, 1942 - Anne Frank’s birthday
On Friday, June 12th, I _________ (wake up) at six o’clock and no wonder
it _______ (be) my birthday. But of course I was not allowed to get up at that
hour, so I ________ (have) to control my curiosity until a quarter to seven.
Then I could bear it no longer and _______ (go) to the dining room, where I
_________ (receive) a warm welcome from Moortje [the cat].
Soon after seven I ________ (go) to Mummy and Daddy and then to the
sitting room to undo my presents. The first to greet me was you [the diary],
possibly the nicest of all. Then on the table there were a bunch of roses, a
plant, and some peonies. And more ____________ (arrive) during the day.
I ________ (get) masses of things from Mummy and Daddy, and was
thoroughly spoiled by various friends. Among other things was given Camera, Obscura, a party game, lots of sweets,
chocolates, a puzzle, a brooch, Tales and Legend of the Netherlands by
Joseph Cohen, Daisy’s
mountain Holiday (a terrific book), and some money. Now I can buy Thy
Myths of Greece and Rome – grand!
Then lies _________ (call) for me and we went to school. During recess I _________ (treat) everyone to sweet biscuits, and then we _________ (have) to go back to our lessons.
Now I must stop. Bye-bye. We’re going to be great pals!
-Anne Frank
