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How (much / many) teenagers came to the party?
many
Toby has been to that club (many / any) times.
many
I haven’t got (a lot of / several) homework tonight, so I can watch a film when I finish it.
a lot of
I went out twice at the weekend, so I’ve got (no / any) money to spend today.
no
Sarah goes to France quite often. I think she has (several / much) friends there.
several
I can’t find (any / many) information about the times of the trains.
any
We haven’t got (no / much) bread, but there’s (several / plenty of) cake.
much - plenty of
Do you know what’s happening at the school? Have you heard (many / any) news today?
any
(Correct or Incorrect?) Angela has coloured her hairs pink. It’s great.
Incorrect - hair
(Correct or Incorrect?) Do you prefer coffee or fruit juice?
correct
(Correct or Incorrect?) We had several fun when we went to the beach.
incorrect - a lot of / lots of fun
(Correct or Incorrect?) Did you get much help with your homework?
correct
Correct or Incorrect?) I put any sugar in my tea, but it tastes sweet.
incorrect - I didn't put any
(Correct or Incorrect?) Don’t make a lot of noises when you come in late.
incorrect - a lot of noise
(Correct or Incorrect?) There’s no any place for children to play around here.
incorrect - this is no OR there isn't any
(Correct or Incorrect?) We had much trouble with our car on holiday.
incorrect - we had a lot of OR lots of trouble
