Question 1
Can you buy _____ apple for my snack on the way home?
Options: an, some, a lot of
Countable and Uncountable Nouns - Grocery Shopping
Complete the sentences by choosing the correct article or quantifier from the dropdown menu. Think about whether the noun is countable or uncountable, and if you need a singular, plural, or general amount (e.g. a/an, some, any, a few, a little, a lot of).
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Question 2
I do not have _____ cash, so I will pay by card.
Options: any, a, a few
Question 3
We only need _____ milk for the recipe, not a full bottle.
Options: a little, a few, an
Question 4
There are _____ bananas left in the bowl, so buy more at the supermarket.
Options: a little, a few, any
Question 5
Do we have _____ eggs, or should I add them to the shopping list?
Options: any, a, a little
Question 6
I need _____ onion for the soup, not two or three.
Options: some, an, a few
Question 7
Please grab _____ packets of pasta because we eat it every week.
Options: a few, a little, an
Question 8
We do not need _____ sugar because the cereal is already sweet.
Options: any, a, a few
Question 9
I will buy _____ bottle of water at the checkout because I am thirsty.
Options: a, some, a lot of
Question 10
The shop has _____ fresh vegetables today, so let us make a big salad.
Options: a lot of, a little, an
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