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    NAME: Kevin Sierra

    ESL / EFL RESOURCES Much, Many, A few, A little - Interactive Worksheet

    A. Sort the nouns into countable and uncountable nouns.

    eggs chairs bread money bottles

    bags coffee girls homework cheese

    Countable nouns Uncountable nouns


    eggs, chairs, bottles, bags, girls bread, money, coffee, homework, cheese

    B. Complete the questions using the quantifiers 'much' or 'many'. 'Much' is used with
    uncountable nouns and 'many' is used with countable nouns.

    1. How ..............
    much homework do you have? 6. Do you have ..............
    much money?

    2. Are there ..............


    many eggs in the fridge? 7. How ..............
    many chairs do we need?

    3. How ..............
    many bottles do we have? 8. How ..............
    many girls are in your class?

    4. How ..............
    much bread is left in the kitchen? 9. Is there ..............
    much coffee left in the jar?

    5. How ..............
    many bags do you have? 10. How ..............
    much cheese do you want?

    C. Complete the answers to the questions with 'a little' or 'a few'. 'A little' is used with
    uncountable nouns and 'a few' is used with countable nouns.

    1. I have ..............
    a few girls in my class. 6. We have ..............
    a few bottles left.

    2. I have ..............
    a little homework to do. 7. We need ..............
    a few more chairs.

    3. There are ..............


    a few eggs in the fridge. 8. I want ..............
    a little cheese.

    4. I have ..............
    a few bags in the cupboard. 9. There is ..............
    a little coffee left in the jar.

    a little bread left in the kitchen. 10. I have ..............


    5. There is .............. a little money in my wallet.

    D. Write 'much' or 'many' questions and answers using 'a little' or 'a few' for the
    following nouns: water, tables, dogs, sugar.

    How much water do you drink?


    1. Q: ........................................................ A llttle
    A: .............................................................

    2. Q: ........................................................
    How many dogs do you have? A few
    A: .............................................................

    How much sugar do you want?


    3. Q: ........................................................ A little
    A: .............................................................

    4. Q: ........................................................
    How many tables do you want? A: .............................................................
    Afew

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