We don't get ___ (some/any) crowds in this area. Not ___ (much/many) people come here because there is nothing to do.
any / many
15
We have ____ (a little/a few) green spaces in town. They are pretty, but I wish we had more.
a few
10
How ___ (many/much) deliveries do you get in a week? Not ___(many/much), just the occasional one or two.
many / many
15
"Are there ___ (much/many) pickpockets in this town?" "Well, not as ____ (much/many) as in the big cities, but there are ____ (some/any)"
many (or any) / many / some
25
People complain about vandalism in this area, but there is only _____ (a few/a little) graffitti.
a little
10
I had ____ (a little/much) cheese with a small cup of tea. I wasn't very hungry.
a litte
15
There were ____ (some/any) apples on the tree, but the goat ate most of them.
some/any
5
How ___ (much/many) of those little cakes did you eat? This morning there were _____ (a few/a little), about 20. But now there aren't ___ (some/any) left.
many / a few / any
25
Why isn't there __ (some/any) bread in cupboard? I told you to buy ___ (some/any) at the supermarket.
any / some
20
Have you had ___ (some/any) food today?
any
10
Would you like____ spaghetti?
some
15
A:"Would you like ____ (any/some) cake?" B: "I'm not very hungry, but I'd love try a ___ (few/little) "
some / little
20
Can I have ____ (some/any) water, please?
some
5
Are there ___ (some/any) slices of bread left in the bag? No there aren't ___ (some/any).
any / any
15
Do you have ___ (some/any) milk in the fridge? Only ____ (a few/a little). I need to buy ___ (some/any) more.
any / a little / some
25
Harry has ___ (a few/a little) dogs. He thinks he doesn't have enough of them so he might adopt two more.
