5. Anything to drink? Yes, three pints, please.

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Quantifiers are words that precede and modify nouns. They tell us how many or how much.

1) My father smokes __________. He is always coughing.
2) There are __________ ways to solve this problem.
3) How __________ milk do you like in your coffee?
4) There is __________ water in this river.
5) That lorry carries __________ trees.
Use the following quantifiers to complete these sentences:
plenty of / a great amount of / a lot / much / a great deal of

1) My grandfather always drinks (some) __________ wine for lunch.
2) I hope that (not many) __________ students will fail this exam.
3) There is (not much) __________ milk in the fridge.
4) Paco has (some) __________ friends in London.

Read the sentences below and fill in the blanks with these quantifiers:
1. I'm having
trouble passing my driving test.2.
the movies were rated PG.3.
information you gave me was wrong.4. You still have
time to finish your exam.
5. Although there are
6. Cervantes wrote D. Quixote. Although
the book is about knight-errantry, there are
funny stories in it.
7. I think he drank

Do you know the meaning and use of all these quantifiers in Spanish?
Do you know the difference between using them with or without "of"?

ABOUT THE USE OF LITTLE, A LITTLE, FEW, A FEW
LITTLE: only used with UNCOUNTABLE nouns, synonym for hardly any, not much
A LITTLE: only used with UNCOUNTABLE nouns, synonym for a small amount,
some
FEW: with COUNTABLE nouns,
synonym for hardly any, not many
A FEW: with
COUNTABLE nouns, synonym for a small number, some

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Click here to have a look at a complete list of quantifiers in English.
Definition and examples about determiners and quantifiers.
Very good website with clear explanations and examples of quantifiers.
Talking about Liverpool is talking about the Beatles here you have a link to all their video-songs. You can learn a lot by listening to them.
Nice link, isn't it?