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(QUANTIFIERS) I don’t have _______ money.
much
(QUANTIFIERS) There are _______ people at the concert.
many, a lot of
(QUANTIFIERS) I don't have _______ homework
much
(QUANTIFIERS) There are _______ cars on the road at night.
many, a lot of
(QUANTIFIERS) We have _______ food for the party.
a lot of, much
(QUANTIFIERS) He doesn’t have _______ friends in this city.
many
(QUANTIFIERS) There’s _______ noise in the library.
not much, a lot of
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) She has a _______ _______ _______ (wooden, small, square) table.
small square wooden
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) He wore a _______ _______ _______ (silver, large, round) ring.
large round silver
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) They bought a _______ _______ _______ (red, comfortable, new) sofa.
comfortable new red
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) I found a _______ _______ _______ (metal, old, big) chest.
big old metal
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) She wore a _______ _______ _______ (black, silk, long) dress.
long black silk
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) We saw a _______ _______ _______ (stone, huge, ancient) castle.
huge ancient stone
(ADJECTIVE ORDER) He has a _______ _______ _______ (plastic, yellow, tiny) duck.
tiny yellow plastic
(INDEFINITE PRONOUNS) There is _______ (something/everything) exciting about the crisp autumn weather.
something
(INDEFINITE PRONOUNS) She told me _______ (anything/something) about her plans for the weekend.
something
