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Grammar Booster Quantifiers

One/each/every can be used only with singular count nouns. One of/each of/every one of are followed by plural nouns.
one person | each manager | every employee | one of the boys | each of the girls
Some quantifiers can be used with plural count nouns.
two problems | several young people | a few managers | most/a majority of professionals | both girls
Some quantifiers can be used with both count and non-count nouns.
a little productivity | much respect | a great deal of interest | not as much satisfaction | a large amount of money
Some quantifiers can be used with both count and non-count nouns.
Count Nouns | Non-count Nouns
more/most students no people some/any/all employees | more/most/ money/time no choice some/any/all money

3. PW. Fill in the gaps with the quantifiers in the box looking through the Grammar Booster above. There are some extra quantifiers.
a lot of a little many
much a few most
a number of all
every each

1. ... people like dancing.
2. I spend ... my time at school.
3. ... teenagers like wearing jeans.
4. ... students know ... Chinese.
5. ... employees are going to Moscow next year.
6. ... manager knows that bosses are interested in all innovation.
7. He knows ... foreign languages.
8. ... of the girls was invited to the party.

4. | PW. Read the sentences that are true about your country. If they aren't true, change them using the new vocabulary appropriately.

1. People in offices tend to wear casual clothes to work.
2. People don’t tend to dress up when they go out.
3. Women tend to wear a lot of make-up and jewellery.
4. Young women don’t tend to go out in groups.
5. Parents tend to be strict with their daughters about going out.