How _____ do you usually take with you for an overnight business trip?
much stuff
many stuff
much stuffs
many staffs
Correct the mistake:Pietro is tall or so and will be wearing a blue suit.
kind of tall/ tallish
She spent ______ a month on the project. Three weeks and four days to be precise.
just under
as little as
nearly about
just over
a: How many tickets do we need to buy to get a group discount? b: _____ ten, according to their website.
a little under
as few as
kind of
roughly
Can you drop by my office at ________ for a quick meeting?
just over four
sort of four
four-ish
a little under four
Choose the expression that is closest in meaning: Oh no! I left *my notebooks, pens and laptop* on the bus.
almost my things
my stuff
my thing
my stuffs
Rewrite the sentence: He had $5, 023.28 in his bank account.
A little over $5000/roughly/ etc
A: Who was that on the phone? B: _____ sales representative from an office supplies company.
some
kind of a
any
that
Rewrite the sentence: We drove 475 kilometres without seeing another car.
A little under 500km
I spend an average of *two hours and 26 minutes* a day dealing with text messages.
two hours and nearly 26 minutes
roughly two hours and a half
approximately 2 hours
about two-and-a-half-hours
Some days, ____ two or three people visit the shop.
roughly
as much as
nearly
as few as
She spends ________ 13 hours a day online.
as least as
around
an average
sort of
Rewrite the sentence: I felt a little ill on the flight.
I felt kind of ill/ sort of ill
A: When do you want to meet? B: Three-_____?
thereabouts
so
approximately
ish
Correct the mistake: You can buy a good guitar for as few as $300, although they usually cost more.
as little as
If you buy your ticket in advance it can cost______ $30.
just over
at least
some
as little as
