Complete the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first. There weren’t many restaurants in the town centre. There were ______ restaurants in the town centre. (very)

A: Do you cook ____ meals at home? B: Well, I don't do ____ cooking. I'm not really interested in it.

A; I’m going to the shops. Do you want anything? B: We need a/ some fruit-and perhaps a/ some newspaper.

Some, any, or no? Can you give me ______ advice?

Is it correct? I really have few time to finish my work.

Put the sentence in the correct order. hours/ how/ leave/ many/ until/ we/ ?

There's very few/ little time left to take a decision about the product name.

The large number/ amount of meat we eat depends on inefficient farming methods.

Could you pay a little/ a few attention please? This information is very important.

Some, any, or no? They have ______ flowers in their garden-just two large trees.

A: Can you help? I need to move a/ some furniture. B: OK, what do you want to move? A: I need to put a/ any table and a/ some chairs into the meeting room

Is it correct? A big challenge for all of us is the climate change.

A: Do we have a/ any food for dinner? B: There is/ are the meat that I bought yesterday. A: I don’t want some/ any meat. I’m not very hungry.