Understanding Quantifiers: 'Few,' 'A Few,' 'Little,' and 'A Little

Grammar - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

Mar. 21 Fri , 09:00 USA

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In this session, we will practice using 'few,' 'a few,' 'little,' and 'a little' to describe small amounts in everyday situations. You will learn simple rules to understand the difference between these words and how to use them correctly with countable and uncountable nouns. By the end, you will feel more confident in talking about amounts clearly and naturally in conversations.

Session Activities

Question 1: She added ____ sugar to her coffee because she doesn’t like it too sweet.

Question 2: I have ____ friends in this city, so I sometimes feel lonely.

Question 3: We have only ____ apples left. Let’s buy more at the market.

Question 4: He made ____ mistakes on his test, so he still got a high score.

Question 5: She has ____ money left, so she can buy a coffee but not a full meal.

Understanding Quantifiers: 'Few,' 'A Few,' 'Little,' and 'A Little

Grammar - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

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Session Activities

Question 1: She added ____ sugar to her coffee because she doesn’t like it too sweet.

Question 2: I have ____ friends in this city, so I sometimes feel lonely.

Question 3: We have only ____ apples left. Let’s buy more at the market.

Question 4: He made ____ mistakes on his test, so he still got a high score.

Question 5: She has ____ money left, so she can buy a coffee but not a full meal.

Question 1: You are at a café and only have a little money. What would you order?

Question 2: You are packing for a short trip. What are a few important things you always bring?

Question 3: If a tourist asks you for recommendations, what are a few places they should visit in your city?

Question 4: Imagine you are cooking a meal. What dish can you make with little time and a few ingredients?

Question 5: Think about your last weekend. Did you have a little free time to relax? What did you do?

Question 6: You are planning a party. What can you do if you only have a little space and a few decorations?

Question 7: If you have few close friends, do you prefer it that way, or would you like to have more? Why?

Question 8: You are in a hurry but need to exercise. What are a few quick workouts you can do?

Question 9: You want to improve your English, but you have little time. How do you practice?

Question 10: If someone has few job opportunities, what advice would you give them?

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