He's got _____ work at the moment. It's not good for him.
too many
too
too much
There were ____ students in the class so I felt sorry for the teacher.
hardly any
enough
plenty of
Could I have ____ of bread, please? I'm really hungry.
a few
a little
a bit
Do you know ____ of your neighbors?
much
hardly any
many
We haven't got ____ time to finish the game now.
plenty of
a bit of
enough
My apartment's perfect for one person, but it's _____ small for a couple.
too many
too much
too
There isn't ____ milk in the fridge. Shall I get some more?
much
many
plenty of
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "I'm happy the children are enjoying _______."
themselves
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "Tom's a great teacher. He made this game by ______."
himself
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "No one wanted to help me so I did it ______."
myself
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "If you want coffee or tea, just help _____."
yourself
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "That's strange. My computer just switched ______ off."
itself
Complete the sentences with a reflexive pronoun. "Could you two tell us something about _______?"
yourselves
I'm not sure about this food. It's got a _____ taste.
nice
funny
serious
What is the word? How do you spell it? "I live near a m________n r_____e which is popular with skiers and climbers.
mountain range
What is the word? How do you spell it? "I don't like living in the city so I'm planning to move to the c___________e."
countryside
