Basic Quantifiers

Here's the list of the A1-level exercises on basic quantifiers to accompany the page: https://wordsworth.academy/a1-grammar-quantifiers/. These are ideal for Spanish-speaking beginners, and cover some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, a little, using both countable and uncountable nouns.

📝 A1 Grammar – Quantifiers: Student Exercises

✏️ Exercise 1: Match the Quantifier with Its Use

✏️ Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Quantifier

Choose from: some, any, much, many, a lot of, a few, a little

1. I have ___ friends at school.

2. We don’t have ___ milk.

3. There are ___ people at the party.

4. He drinks ___ coffee every day.

5. She has ___ questions.

6. Do you have ___ apples?

7. I eat ___ chocolate in the morning.

✏️ Exercise 3: Countable or Uncountable?

Write C (countable) or U (uncountable) for each noun.

1. rice → ___

2. bananas → ___

3. money → ___

4. pens → ___

5. water → ___

6. eggs → ___

✏️ Exercise 4: Complete with “some” or “any”

1. I have ___ juice in the fridge.

2. We don’t have ___ bread.

3. Do you have ___ sugar?

4. There are ___ cookies on the table.

5. She doesn’t have ___ pencils.

✏️ Exercise 5: Translate to English

1. Tengo un poco de arroz.

2. ¿Tienes algunas preguntas?

3. No hay mucha agua.

4. Hay muchas personas aquí.

5. Solo tengo unos pocos minutos.

✏️ Exercise 6: Write Sentences

Use the noun and quantifier to write a full sentence.

1. (milk / a little) → __________________________

2. (books / a few) → __________________________

3. (money / much) → __________________________

4. (apples / some) → __________________________

5. (cars / many) → __________________________