English
Grammar
Adjective of Quantity
Adjective of quantity indicates the amount or
estimated amount of the noun or pronoun in the sentence. It does not provide
information about exact numbers; it tells only the amount of noun in relative
or whole terms”
Adjectives
of quantity show how much of a thing is meant.
Examples:
some, little, enough, no, much.
These
adjective words answer the question, “How much of it?”
Example
sentences.
She
eats a whole apple daily.
I
ate some rice today.
He
has only little knowledge about this project.
He
cannot spend his all money over you.
There
is no milk in the glass.
All the
students have passed the exam.
There
is enough petrol to reach to the destination.
There
are hundreds of students who take part in the quiz competition.
I
know very little about classical dance.
Add some
sugar to my coffee.
We
have sufficient study-materials to pass the examinations.
We
need to have some
I
have little faith in the God.
We
have enough time for practice.
He
had supported poor people all through his life.
There
is little water in the pot.
Is
there any mango in the tub?
She
spent all her moneys.
Only
few birds are flying in the sky.
Most of
the boys like to eat burger.
He
gave me some money.
There
is no sugar in the tea.
He
has put a little milk in the cup.
He
has already wasted much time.
There
is enough food in the kitchen.
She
has enough money to enjoy the fair.
She
was brilliant enough to pass her exam.
I
got very little water in the school.
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