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Quantifiers Exercises For Swahili Grammar

Quantifiers in Swahili grammar are used to indicate the quantity or amount of something without providing the exact number. They are commonly used to specify about ‘how much’ or ‘how many’ of something is there. When used in sentence formation, they can show disparity in quantities, ask questions or denote the absence of something. Similar to English, Swahili quantifiers are regularly used words and form an integral part of Swahili Grammar.

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Exercise 1: Fill in the missing Quantifier

1. Nina *kiasi* cha sukari inayohitajika. (some)
2. Nimekula *machache* ya chakula. (few)
3. Nimeona *wengi* watu huko. (many)
4. *Hakuna* mwalimu katika chumba cha darasa. (no)
5. Alikuwa na *wote* vitabu vya mtihani. (all)
6. Anayo *vingi* vya kusema. (much)
7. *Kidogo* cha chakula ambacho kimebaki. (little)
8. Tafadhali nipe *bado* ya juisi. (more)
9. Kuna *kidogo* cha mafuta kwenye sufuria. (some)
10. Je, unaweza kuninunulia *zaidi* vitabu? (more)
11. Anayo *baadhi* ya vitabu vyangu. (some)
12. Nina *vichache* vya maua kwenye bustani. (a few)
13. *Wote* walikuja kwenye sherehe. (all)
14. Nina *mengi* ya kazi ya kufanya. (lots)
15. Alitaka *wote* wa zawadi yangu. (all)

Exercise 2: Choose the appropriate Quantifier

1. Nina *bado* ya masharti ya kukamilisha. (more)
2. *Wote* wa marafiki zangu wamealikwa. (all)
3. *Kidogo* cha maji kiko kwenye glass. (little)
4. Nimepoteza *wote* wa ufunguo wangu. (all)
5. Nina *zaidi* muda wa kusubiri. (more)
6. *Baadhi* ya watu hawajui jina langu. (some)
7. *Hakuna* yeyote aliyekuja katika mkutano. (none)
8. Nimekula *kidogo* chakula. (some)
9. Ni nani aliyepata *wingi* wa kura? (most)
10. Kuna *chache* za kazi zilizobaki za kufanya. (few)
11. Alifanya kazi kwa *kila* aliyokuwa naye. (all)
12. Hana *machache* ya marafiki hapa. (few)
13. *Hakuna* mdudu katika maua. (no)
14. Alitumia *wote* wa pesa zake. (all)
15. Nina *mengi* ya vitabu vya kusoma. (lots)
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