Sentence Agreement Grammar-Quizzes
Expressions of Quantity Framed | Unframed

 

 

Practice 1

 

Count Nouns -  Which quantifiers can be used with count nouns?

Some of the sentences below are correct, some are not.

  1. Click the check the box to the right of the sentence IF the quantifier can be used with the noun.
  2. Check your answer.  * indicates an incorrect selection.
# SENTENCE QUANTIFIER ANSWER

1.

Jill has two suggestions.

2.

Jill has several ideals.

 

3.

Jill has some thoughts.

4.

Jill has alot of beliefs.

5.

Jill has too much plans.

6.

Jill has too many opinions.

7.

Jill has a few notions.

8.

Jill has a little impressions.

9.

Jill has a number of concepts.

10.

Jill has a great deal of ideas.

11.

Jill has hardly any reactions.

12.

Jill has no feelings.

13.

Jill has plenty of objections.

 

 

Practice 2

 

Non-Count Nouns -  Which quantifiers can be used with non-count nouns?

Some of the sentences below are correct, some are not.

  1. Click the check the box to the right of the sentence IF the quantifier can be used with the noun.
  2. Check your answer.  * indicates an incorrect selection.

 

# SENTENCE QUANTIFIER ANSWER

1.

John has two advice.

2.

John has several happiness.

3.

John has some fun.

4.

John has a lot of honesty.

5.

John has too much help.

6.

John has too many luck.

7.

John has a few knowledge.

8.

John has a little time.

9.

John has a number of difficulty.

10.

John has a great deal of intelligence.

11.

John has hardly any space.

12.

John has no progress.

13.

John has plenty of energy.

 

 

 

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