I think (a lot/ a lots) of our proposals will be approved. We're not taking (nothing / anything) for granted, though. We still have (a great deal of / a great many) work to do.

I don't think there will be a severe shortage of usable water because there was (little / few / any / a lot of) rain fall yesterday.

How do you think you did on the test? I think I did (little / a little) better than last time, maybe even (a lot / many) better. What about you? Well, I think I probably made (few / a few) mistakes, but I have the

(Each / All) people want to be happy.

The vocabulary list had been memorized by (every / all / a little / the whole of) the students and each one scored over 80 percent on the exam.

(Neither / None) boy brought a coat.

He is an expert on languages, but he knows (few / little / a lot of / several) about mathematics.

I knocked on the door but there was (any / no) response

CORRECT or INCORRECT: I really ought to drink less coffee.

(We were both / We both were) shocked when we heard the news.

I've tried to phone several shops but (no / none / any) of them were open.

I've been working on two reports, but (none / neither) of them is finished.