Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much time to answer questions
There's very little time to answer questions
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much snow in the dessert
There's very little snow in the dessert
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much milk for my coffee
There's very little milk for my coffee
Rephrase with "little/few": He doesn't drink much coffee
He drinks very little coffee
Rephrase with "little/few": My brother doesn't have much money
My brother has very little money
Rephrase with "little/few": English doesn't have much sun in winter
English have very little sun in winter
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much thunder in summer
There's very little thunder in summer
Rephrase with "little/few": I don't have much luck lately
I have very little luck lately
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much ice cream in the freezer
There's very little ice cream in the freezer
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much sunlight in Sweden
There's very little sunlight in Sweden
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much water in South Africa
There's very little water in South Africa
Rephrase with "little/few": There isn't much ice in my coffee
There's very little ice in my coffee
Rephrase with "little/few": There aren't many students in my class
There are very few students in my class
Rephrase with "little/few": There aren't many giraffes in the zoo
There are very few giraffes in the zoo
Rephrase with "little/few": There aren't many lakes near Madrid
There are very few lakes near Madrid
Rephrase with "little/few": My sister doesn't have amny woolly hats
My sister has very few woolly hats
