Quantifiers. Grammar Task

The chef wants to make a tasty dinner. So, he opens the fridge and starts making a shopping list. Look at the picture and choose the correct option for each gap. 1. How lemons are there? I have three. 2. There are tomatoes. I need two. 3. Oh no! There’s only carton of milk in the fridge. 4. How milk do I need? Not so . 5. Have I got enough meat for dinner? Yes, there are sausages. 6. Is there olive oil? Let me see. Oh, there is . 7. There are only carrots left and I need more. 9. And I still need eggs. I need five. 10. Finally I need butter.

Choose the correct option. How ... cheese is there?

Choose the correct option. We need ... butter for the cake.

Choose the correct option. A: We have ... bread in the cupboard. B: Well, let's make ... sandwiches.

Choose the correct option. A: How ... bananas do you want from the supermarket? B: Oh, just ... .

Choose the correct option. A: How ... milk do you want in your tea? B: Just ..., please.

Choose the correct option. There is too ... sugar in my coffee.

Choose the correct option. We've got ... apples. Let's make a pie.

Choose the correct option. Are you hungry? There's ... pasta left.

Choose the correct option. A: We've got ... lemons. B: Great! Let's make ... lemonade.

Choose the correct option. There are ... apples in the fridge.

Choose the correct option. I've got ... flour. I can make a pizza.

Choose the correct option. How ... eggs do you need to make an omelette?

Choose the correct option. There is ... cereal in the cupboard.

Choose the correct option. A: Mark eats too ... sweets. B: I know. It's very bad for his teeth.

Choose the correct option. A: We need ... eggs for breakfast. B: But, we only have ... .