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There isn’t traffic at this time in the morning, so it only takes minutes to get to the centre.
much / a few
I only have (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) money with me, so I can’t buy (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) food.
a little / much
Did you have (MANY / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) trouble finding the address you needed?
any
We’ve got (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) exercises to do for homework but they won’t take (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) time.
a few / much
I made (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) phone calls about the screen problems with your tablet but I didn’t get (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) helpful answers.
a few / any
Were there (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) cars on the road this morning?
any
We only had (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) time at the party but we still made (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) new friends.
a little / a few
‘Have you got (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) sandwiches left?’ ‘Yes, there are (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) ’
any / a few
There are too (MANY / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) people in this room. There isn’t (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) space here.
many / much
We haven’t got (MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) time left, so we need to leave in(MUCH / ANY / A FEW / A LITTLE) minutes.
much / a few
