Ler em voz alta Consider the following text about quantifiers: “We use quantifiers to express the idea of number or quantity. The most common quantifiers in English are: much, many, a lot, (a) little and (a) few.” Source: Text elaborated by the author of the question. Read the following sentences. Look at the underlined quantifiers. Choose the correct quantifier for each sentence according to English VIII, Lesson 2, Theme 3: 1. Did you buy much/many beer for the party? 2. I have a little/few good friends. 3. Nina doesn’t have much/many money. 4. That car costs a lot of/ little. 5. Many/Much toys were donated to the kids.” Now, check (x) the correct option: A (1) Much – (2) few – (3) much – (4) a lot of – (5) many B (1) Much – (2) few – (3) many - (4) a lot of – (5) many C (1) Many – (2) little – (3) much – (4) little – (5) many D (1) Much – (2) few – (3) much – (4) a lot of – (5) much E (1) Many – (2) little – (3) many – (4) a lot of – (5) much