The document provides examples of countable and uncountable nouns used with quantifiers like "many", "much", "a lot of", "some", "any", and "a/an". It tests the reader on identifying the correct quantifiers to use with different nouns in various sentence contexts, with the goal of helping to distinguish countable from uncountable nouns.

1. Countable 4. I haven't got my camera, so
/Uncountable nouns I can't take ...
and quantifiers photographs.
(Made by Carmen Luisa) A. ? some
Your score is 82%.
B. YES any
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C. ? much
1. There aren't ... hotels in
this town.
5. Are there ... empty shops
in your village?
A. YES many
B. ? much A. ? some
C. ? some B. ? much
C. YES a lot of
2. How ... milk do you want
in your coffee?
6. How ... people are coming
to the party?
A. YES much
B. ? many A. NO some
C. ? some B. ? much
C. YES many
3. I didn't buy a pen, I bought
... hat for my mother.
7. I read ... book last month.
A. ? a
A. YES a
B. NO an
B. ? an
C. NO some
C. ? some

2. 8. Could I have ...orange? 12. She didn't eat much
for lunch, only ... apple.
A. YES an
A. ? some
B. ? a
B. YES an
C. ? any
C. ? many
9. Paula hasn'tgot ...money.
13. I listenedto ...music.
A. NO many
A. ? a
B. YES much
B. ? much
C. ? a
C. YES some
10. I haven'tgot
...luggage. 14. I drink ... tea.
A. ? many A. ? much
B. ? some B. YES a lot of
C. YES any C. ? many
11. We met ...
interesting people at the
party.
A. NO an
B. ? any
C. YES some