Adjectives of Quantity Worksheet

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate adjective of quantity.

1. I need .............................. help. (some / any)

2. Not .............................. information is available. (much / many)

3. There isn't .............................. milk in the bottle. (some / any)

4. We have .............................. faith in your ability to solve the problem. (little / any)

5. I have cooked .............................. food for all. (enough / little / any)

6. We can't start now. It is already .............................. late. (little / a little / the little)

7. He ate .............................. food he had. (little / a little / the little)

8. I can give you .............................. water if you are really thirsty. (little / a little / the little)

9. We have got .............................. (chairs enough / enough chairs)

10. He lived .............................. his life in the village where he was born. (all / whole)

11. He spent the .............................. day in bed. (all / whole)

12. .............................. money was wasted on that project. (Much / Many)

13. He has invested .............................. money in real estate. (lot of / a lot of)

14. He has absolutely .............................. interest in politics. (any / no / some)

15. We can't wait .............................. longer. (any / some)

1. I need some help. (Some indicates an indefinite quantity. It is used in affirmative sentences.)

2. Not much information is available. (Much is used with uncountable nouns; many is used with plural nouns.)

3. There isn't any milk in the bottle.

4. We have little faith in your ability to solve the problem. 5. I have cooked enough food for all.

6. We can't start now. It is already a little late.

7. He ate the little food he had.

8. I can give you a little water if you are really thirsty. (A little indicates a small quantity.)

9. We have got enough chairs (As an adjective, enough goes before the noun modified by it.)

10. He lived all his life in the village where he was born.

11. He spent the whole day in bed.

12. Much money was wasted on that project. (Many is an adjective of number; it is used with plural nouns.)

13. He has invested a lot of money in real estate. (Write a lot of or lots of.)

14. He has absolutely no interest in politics. (No interest means the same as not any.)

15. We can't wait any longer. (Any is mainly used in questions and negative sentences.)

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