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Grammar: Quantifiers - any, some, few, many most

Example: Is there any milk?

Parts of Learning: S

Time: 15~30 min.

Is There Any Milk

Submitted by: Roger Parker     Borrowed or inspired from: Aleda Krause     Date added: 06-01-08     Edited by: まだ

Brief Outline:  This is an activity to practice using countable and non-countable nouns.

 

Materials Needed

  • IsThereAnyMilk worksheet

 

Detailed Explanation:

  1. One group/person choses a basket on the worksheet and the other group/person has to find the basket by asking questions to narrow it down: "Is there any milk," or "Are there any sandwiches," etc.  Students respond with: "Y
    es, there is/are," or "No, there is/are not."
  2. I normally allow three questions then they have to decide a number (choose a basket) so the final question would be; "Are you basket 3?" etc.

 

Variations:

  • HERE

 

Teaching Suggestions:

  • Can be played one on one or in small groups.
  • It is best played after reviewing the grammar point and not as an introduction to the grammar point.

 

Attachments:

  

IsThereAnyMilk