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Grammar a/an, some and any Quantity

Countable nouns Uncountable nouns Countable nouns Uncountable nouns
Affirmative How many apples are How much money is
there? there?
I’ve (have) got I’ve (have) got some money.

an apple / some apples. There are a lot of apples. There’s (is) a lot of money.

Negative There aren’t (are not) There isn’t (is not) much
many apples. money.
I haven’t (have not) got I haven’t (have not) got
an apple/ any apples. any money. There are a few apples. There’s (is) a little money.
Questions
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Have you got Have you got any money?
a n apple/ any apples? 5 Study the grammar table. Match the sentence
halves to make rules.
1 We use much and many
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2 We use a lot of
1 Study the grammar table. Choose the correct
3 We use many and a few
options to complete the rules.
4 We use much and a little
1 We use a / an before singular countable nouns a in affirmative sentences.
starting with a vowel sound. b in negative sentences and questions.
2 We use a / some before uncountable nouns. c with uncountable nouns.
3 We use some / any in affirmative sentences. d with countable nouns.
4 We use some / any in negative sentences and
questions.
6 Choose the correct options.

1 My baby brother’s got a few / a little hair.
2 Are these nouns countable (C) or uncountable (U)? 2 There are a lot of / much lights in this room.

3 There isn’t many / much sports equipment in
advice U building car child citizen food
this gym.
hair help job place work
4 There are a few / a little restaurants in that street.
5 There’s a few / a little furniture in the shop.
3 Choose the correct options.
1 There weren’t some / any people at the park. 7 Make questions with much or many .
2 Does she drive a / an electric car? 1 your mum / give you / advice about studying?
3 My grandmother cooked any / some food for us. Does your mum give you much advice about
4 Can we see an / a show? studying?
5 There isn’t some / any information on this website.
2 your dad / ask / questions / about school?
6 Did you visit some / any nice places on holiday?
3 your teachers / give / you / homework?
4 you / play / computer games / in your free time?
4 Complete the sentences with a/an , some or any .
5 you / watch / TV programmes?
1 He’s a police officer.
2 I can’t do this. I need help. 8 What about you? In pairs, ask and answer the
3 We haven’t eaten food today. questions in Exercise 7.
4 There are people in the sea.
5 Have you got advice for me?
6 Is she engineer? Does your mum give you much
7 I didn’t know children at the party.
advice about studying?
8 Have you got tickets for the concert? Yes, she does.
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