___________ any cereal? Yes, there's a box on the counter.
Is there any cereal? Yes, there's a box on the counter.
Strawberry yogurt is _________ than banana yogurt. (Use a comparative and delicious)
Strawberry yogurt is more delicious than banana yogurt.
We don't have _____ rice. Could you please get a bag of rice at the grocery store? (Choose much or many)
We don't have much rice. Could you please get a bag of rice at the grocery store?
I always make homemade meals for my family, because they're ________ than fast food. (Use a comparative and healthy)
I always make homemade meals for my family, because they're healthier than fast food.
___________ bunches of grapes do we need? One bunch is enough.
How many bunches of grapes do we need? One bunch is enough.
Do we have vegetables to make a salad? We have ________ cucumbers and tomatoes. We need some lettuce. (much/any/a lot of)
Do we have vegetables to make a salad? We have a lot of carrots and tomatoes. We need some lettuce.
Do you eat _____ cheese? Yes, I eat some every day. (many/much/a few)
Do you eat much cheese? Yes, I eat some every day.
Cereal with fiber is ___________ than cereal with no fiber. (Use a comparative and nutritious)
Cereal with fiber is more nutritious than cereal with no fiber.
I think fast food is _____ than homemade food. (Use a comparative and easy)
I think fast food is easier than homemade food.
Do you have any fruit? We have _______ bananas and one apple. (a few/much/a lot)
Do you have any fruit? We have a few bananas and one apple.
Could you get _______ eggs?
Could you get a dozen eggs?
We need ________ lettuce.
We need a head of lettuce.
Could please you buy _______ jelly at the supermarket?
Could please you buy a jar of jelly at the supermarket?
I bought ________ graham crackers to make s'mores.
I bought a box of graham crackers to make s'mores.
We have ________ tomato soup.
We have a can of tomato soup.
Did you buy _______ potato chips?
Did you buy a bag of potato chips?
