Countable and uncountable nouns – a, an, some, any or a lot of

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Fill in the blanks with a, an, some, any, or a lot of.

1. I have ___ friends in my class. I am very friendly. any a lot of a an

2. There is ___ apple on the desk. some a an a lot of

3. We don’t have ___ bananas. a some any an

4. Can I have ___ water, please? any a lot of a some

5. There are ___ books in the library. a lot of a any some

6. She has ___ good idea. a a lot of an some

7. I don’t have ___ money in my wallet. a lot of an any some

8. There is ___ interesting movie on TV tonight. a lot of an a any

9. They are going to buy ___ new shoes. some a an any

10. I would like ___ chocolate cake. some a lot of any an

Choose the correct option: a, an, some, any or a lot of.

1. We need ___ eggs to make the cake. a an any some

2. There are ___ people in the park today. an a a lot of any

3. I don’t have ___ milk in the fridge. any a an a lot of

4. My sister has ___ friends. a lot of any a an

5. I need ___ sugar for the recipe. a lot of a some an

Choose the correct option.

1. I have ___ books in my bag. some a an any

2. There is ___ milk in the cup. an a lot of some a

3. She doesn’t have ___ cat. a any an a lot of

4. Susie has ___ friends at school. She is so nice to everybody. a lot of any a an

5. I had ___ apple after my lesson. some a lot of a an

6. There ___ people in the park today. All cafes are full, because it is public holiday. some a lot of an a

7. There is ___ big armchair in the bedroom. a lot of a any an

8. Are there ___ tissues in the bag? any some a an

9. There are ___ keys on the drawer. any a lot of an some

10. I have ___ yellow plate. any an some a

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