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MAT Quantifiers — practice questions

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She went out without ___ money.Read the answer and worked solution →He has travelled ___.Read the answer and worked solution →

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She went out without ___ money.

  1. Lot
  2. A lot
  3. Some
  4. Any
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Correct answer: D. Any

1. After negative/limiting words like 'without', 'any' is used with uncountable nouns. 2. 'Some' is for affirmative contexts; 'Lot' / 'A lot' do not fit after 'without'. 3. Therefore 'any'. _Source: KMAT Karnataka 2022 PYQ Q.14_

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He has travelled ___.

  1. Some
  2. A lot
  3. Many
  4. Lot
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Correct answer: B. A lot

1. After present perfect 'has travelled', an adverbial quantifier of degree is needed. 2. 'A lot' functions as an adverb meaning 'a great deal'. 3. Therefore 'a lot' is correct; 'lot' alone is ungrammatical here. _Source: KMAT Karnataka 2022 PYQ Q.16_

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