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Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: I would like to apply for ___ undergraduate course at ___ University of London
an/the
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: They went to ____ Louvre when they were in ____ Paris.
the/--
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: When we were in Madrid we stayed at ____ Ritz, which is ____very expensive hotel.
the/a
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: There's __ zoo and __ wildlife park near my home, but __ wildlife park isn't open in the winter.
a/a/the
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: I've got __ computer and __ laptop, but I have to share __ laptop with my brother.
a/a/the
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: Do you want to go to __ cinema this evening, or watch __ TV at __ home?
the/--/--
Complete the sentence with a/an, the or zero article: At school, students learn how to use __ computers.
--
Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier: How _______ parking lots are in your university?
many
Complete the sentence with an appropriate quantifier: How ______ soda do you need for the party? Just _________. We have a lot of juice and water.
much/a little
Nowadays, I only have time for a little/a few activities
a few
I got lots of / several advice about the best camera to buy for my photography course
lots of (several can only be used with countable nouns)
Find a mistake: In the past little people had drones, but now more and more people are getting them
few people (people is a countable noun)
The teacher gave us a lot of / many homework to do during the weekend!
a lot of (we use a lot of with countable and uncountable nouns)
The teacher gave us a little / a few time to prepare before a test.
a little (time is an uncountable noun)
Write the sentence using the word in brackets so that it has a similar meaning: A small number of my friends use Twitter. (a few)
A few of my friends use twitter.
Write the sentence using the word in brackets so that it has a similar meaning: A big number of students were absent today. (a lot of)
A lot of students were absent today.
