The quantifier is the basic test point of primary school language, and “a cow”, “a horse” and “a mountain” all have a fixed collocation. This 100-question quantifier exercise covers commonly used quantifiers in primary school, with answers. Lower grades are suitable for laying the foundation.
Misuse of quantifiers is one of the most common mistakes in lower grade languages: “a horse” and “a mountain”… Although the quantifiers are small, they are the embodiment of the foundation of Chinese skills, and the exams are often taken. Mastering commonly used quantifiers starts with accumulating collocations.
Frequently used quantifier classification
- Animals: a cow, a horse, a chicken, a fish, a flock of sheep;
- Plants: a tree, a flower, a leaf, a bouquet of flowers;
- Items: a pen, a book, a dress, a pair of shoes, an umbrella;
- Abstract: a thing, a word, a song, an article.
Memory method
Don’t forget to measure words, combined with physical memories: when you see a cow, you want to “one”, when you see a mountain, you want to “one”. You can also weave it smoothly: “The head horse, the chicken, the fish, the sheep, the flower fragrance of the leaf bouquet.” Repeated practice to form a sense of language.
Practice Schedule
Do 10 words every day and cultivate a sense of language after reading it three times. After completing this 100 questions, the common quantifiers are basically mastered, and they can no longer be used incorrectly in writing compositions.
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