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    This document contains grammar exercises about quantifiers and indefinite pronouns. There are two lessons - the first is about quantifiers like some, any, a lot of, many, much. The second lesson is about indefinite pronouns like someone, no one, anyone. The exercises provide sentences to be completed with the correct quantifier or pronoun.

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    This document contains grammar exercises about quantifiers and indefinite pronouns. There are two lessons - the first is about quantifiers like some, any, a lot of, many, much. The second lesson is about indefinite pronouns like someone, no one, anyone. The exercises provide sentences to be completed with the correct quantifier or pronoun.

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    CTY2 Extra Grammar Exercises Unit 5 Fernanda Martinez

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    This document contains grammar exercises about quantifiers and indefinite pronouns. There are two lessons - the first is about quantifiers like some, any, a lot of, many, much. The second lesson is about indefinite pronouns like someone, no one, anyone. The exercises provide sentences to be completed with the correct quantifier or pronoun.

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    NAME: DATE:

    Extra Grammar Exercises


    (Unit 5, page 52)

    LESSON 1 Quantifiers for indefinite quantities and amounts: Some and


    any
    A Complete each sentence with some or any.
    1. Is there any shampoo on the bathroom shelf?
    2. I don’t think we have any sunscreen. Can you pick any up when you go
    to the store?
    3. I was looking for face powder in the cosmetics section, but I didn’t see some .
    4. I’m going to the drugstore to get some aftershave and dental floss. Do we need
    any soap?
    5. W ow! Your hands are so dry! There’s any really good hand lotion near the sink
    in the kitchen. You should use some of that.
    6. My hair’s a mess, and I don’t have some hairspray at home. I’ll get any
    right here in this store.
    some
    7. My children need new toothbrushes for our vacation.
    8. T
     here aren’t any good combs or brushes in this store. Let’s go to Cosmetics
    Riot across the street.

    Connectivity Level 2  Unit 5, Lesson 1


    © 2022 Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. Extra Grammar Exercises
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    NAME: DATE:

    Extra Grammar Exercises


    (Unit 5, page 52)

    LESSON 1 Quantifiers for indefinite quantities and amounts: A lot / lots of,
    many, and much
    A Circle the correct quantifiers to complete the conversations.
    1. A: Please get (any / a lot of ) toothpaste when you go to the store
    B: Again? I can’t believe there isn’t (many / much) left. What do the children do with
    it—eat it?
    2. A: O
     h, no! Mom and Dad are coming for breakfast tomorrow and there isn’t (much /
    many) milk.
    B: No problem. They don’t use (lots of / many) milk in their coffee.
    3. A: There aren’t (many / much) eggs in the fridge. We definitely need (a lot / much) for
    the cake.
    B: Would you like me to get them when I go out later?
    4. A: W
     here would I find nail clippers? I need (any / a lot), and I didn’t see (much /
    many) on the shelf.
    B: Really? We had (much / a lot of) them this morning. Let me go look.

    Connectivity Level 2  Unit 5, Lesson 1


    © 2022 Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. Extra Grammar Exercises
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    NAME: DATE:

    Extra Grammar Exercises


    (Unit 5, page 54)

    LESSON 2 Indefinite pronouns: Someone / no one / anyone


    A Complete each sentence with someone, no one, or anyone. Remember: Use a
    capital letter for the first word in a sentence.
    1. There’s someone at the door. Could you please open it?
    2. I don’t see no one at the front desk. I need to find anyone so
    I can pay.
    3. Can someone help us? We’re looking for the hair care department.
    4. no one can give you a massage today. Everyone is busy.
    5. We don’t think there’s someone available to do your personal training
    today. But someone can tomorrow.
    anyone
    6. Can give me a manicure and a pedicure later today?
    7. She didn’t call anyone about the problem at the spa.

    Connectivity Level 2  Unit 5, Lesson 2


    © 2022 Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. Extra Grammar Exercises

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