Only / just + a little / a few: There are only a few people here
Very / too / so + little / few: There is too little time left
Quite a few / a little: There is quite a little time left
Almost never / no / nobody / no... = hardly ever / any / anybody / any...
All: refers to more than two, ositive meaning, plural verb. All the boys laughed
None: refers to more than two, negative meaning, plural or singular verb. None of the boys laughed
Whole: countable nouns. The whole day
Every: before singular nouns, singular verb. Every boy is happy
Each: before singular nouns, singular verbs. Each student was given a gift
One / ones: to avoid repetition of a countable noun
Both: refers to two, positive meaning, plural verb, plural noun. They are both happy
Neither / not either: refers to two, negative meaning, singular verb, singular noun. Neither boy likes pizza
Neither of / either of: singular or plural verb. Neither of them like / likes pizza
Both... and... + plural verb: Both Mary and John are students
Either... or... + singular / plural verb: You can either dance or sing
Neither... nor... + singular / plural verb: Neither Mary nor John is / are happy
Whether... o... + verb: You have to do it whether you like it or not
Not only... but also... / but as well + singular / plural verb: He not only danced but also sang / but sang as well.
a, an 1 (WordWall)
a, an 2 (Englischhilfen)
a, an 3 (Games4ESL)
a, an, or plural (WordWall)
some, any 1 (WordWall)
some, any 2 (EnglischHilfen)
some, any 3 (LiveWorksheets)
some, any 4 (Ego4u)
There is, There are (some, any) (Wordwall)
a, an, some, any 2 (WordWall)
Much and many 1 (British Council)
Much and many 2 (Liveworksheets)
How much/many (Englischhilfen)
Much, a lot of, many (Liveworksheets)
little, few 1 (WordWall)
little, few 2 (Tolearnenglish)
little, few 3 (Englischhilfen)
little, few 4 (WordWall)
Indefinite pronouns 1 (Wordwall)
Indefinite pronouns 2 (Wordwall)
Indefinite pronouns 3 (Wordwall)
One, Ones 1 (Liveworksheets)
Quantifiers 1 (Liveworksheets)