Quantifiers - Grammar Question Practice
Practise quantifiers through personal questions and paired speaking at B2 level. Includes a model exchange, follow-up support and a communicative task; answers are open-ended.
What’s in the worksheet?
- Model exchange
- Topic-based partner questions
- Follow-up support
- Communicative pair practice
Choose quantifiers that express amount, distribution and genuine shortage.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Use the single learner page in pairs. Personal or invented responses can vary; there is no fixed answer key.
- Compare a few sandwiches, little fruit, both shops and each guest in the opening exchange.
- Discuss time, friends and resources; compare either/neither venue choices and distinguish having some money or food from having too little.
- Plan an event for six people on a budget, choosing between two venues and assigning each person's contribution so supplies are sufficient.
Support and extension
Contrast few/little with a few/a little and countable with uncountable nouns. Each normally takes singular agreement; neither is singular in formal usage, though plural agreement occurs informally.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
