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 ENGLISH LANGUAGE (GRAMMAR)
Basic Five (5)

Week 6
Exercise 6
Use the most appropriate quantifier from the quantifiersprovided to complete each of the following sentences.

many, much, some, little, a little
1. How ……………….. books has he read?
2. The play was boring so we had ………………………. satisfaction.
3. We had …………………………… time to spare, so we could not wait for him.
4. I don’t like it at all. Not one ………………………… bit.
5. He has no confidence because he receives ……………. encouragement at home.
6. I have ……………………. good news for you.
7. My parents need ……………………….. money to make ends meat.
8. Did you receive ……………………………..messages?
9. How ………………………. money does she need?
10. Are there ………………………… books in the library?
11. Please, could you add ……………………….. more salt to this soup?
12. He is ………………………. bit surprised.
13. The mother’s lullaby had …………………. effect because the baby was still crying.
14. Mummy was very busy and so paid ……………… attention to what I was saying.
15. I have lost appetite so I ate …………………………….. food.
16. She asked me for …………………………. ice cubes but I can’t find any.
17. How ………………………………. tomatoes do you want?
18. He has ……………………… shirts in the wardrobe.
19. There is no ………………………………. meat in the soup?
20. There is too …………………………….. sugar in the porridge

























Week 1 - Exercise 1

ENGLISH LANGUAGE (GRAMMAR) ​
DATE: MARCH 23, 2020
CLASS: FIVE (5)

EXERCISE I

Complete each of the following sentences with either ‘few’ or ‘a few’

1.​I have very…………………oranges so I can’t give you any.

2.​There were…………………pupils in the class so the teacher refused to teach.

3.​…………………people were at the airport to meet the defeated team.

4.​……………students registered for the vacation class so the teachers boycotted ​it.

5.​There were……………provisions in the store so I did my shopping there.

6.​I have………………hours left so I can finish my homework.

7.​We have……………more exercises to do before the examinations.

8.​The teacher has……………points to explain so the class will end soon.

9.​…………cars use this road because of the many potholes on it.

10.​The pastor was disappointed because there were …………..people in church 
​last Sunday.

11.​Although they were on strike,……………nurses were seen in the wards.

12.​They are on vacation but……………teachers are in school.

13.​Though the candidates worked hard,………… of them still failed.

14.​He gave the boys just…………loaves of bread to eat.

15.​The party was a flop; only………………guestswere present.





 Week 2 - Exercise 2

ENGLISH LANGUAGE (GRAMMAR) ​
DATE: MARCH 23, 2020
CLASS: FIVE (5)


EXERCISE 2

Fill in the blanks with appropriate verbs in the simple Present Tense.

Kofi…………………a very good boy. He…………..up early in the morning.

He……………exercises regularly. He……………..his teeth.

He …………….a bath every day. He ……………… to school punctually.

He………………..to his teachers carefully. He…………..not …………

noise ……………in the class. He……………….his homework 

regularly. He……………..hockey in the evening. He...……………….to 

watch some T.V serials. He……………..not watch every serial. 

He….……………….not quarrel with anybody. He……………his younger sister in studies. He………………..clean clothes. He……… 

he’s shoes daily before going to school. He……………His parents 

and teachers. He……………good habits. He always …………..the truth. 

All the teachers……………….him.

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