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She eats ___ tuna every week.
 
a lot of
 
many
 
any
They have ___ friends. They are never lonely.
 
a lot of
 
much
 
any
He doesn't have ___ friends. He is very lonely.
 
any
 
none
 
much
A. How many bananas are there in the kitchen? B. ___.
 
None
 
Any
 
Much
There isn't ___ juice in the fridge.
 
any
 
a lot
 
none
They have ___ eggs every week for breakfast.
 
a few
 
a little
 
much
He eats ___ chocolate. He loves it!
 
a lot of
 
a lot
 
a few
How ___ salt do you put on your food?
 
much
 
many
 
a little
She didn't have ___ rice yesterday.
 
any
 
many
 
none
He eats ____ fish. He loves it!
 
a lot of
 
a little
 
many
There were ___ people out in the street yesterday.
 
a few
 
a little
 
much
A. How much tea is there? B. _____.
 
None
 
Any
 
Many
There isn't ___ milk in the fridge.
 
any
 
many
 
none
Do you drink ___ coffee?
 
much
 
many
 
none
He eats ___ sugar.
 
a lot of
 
a lot
 
many
Don't worry! There is (plenty/enough) of cake for everyone.
plenty
(Plenty/enough) of people speak English across the world.
plenty
Football players need (plenty/enough) of sleep before a match.
plenty
There will be (plenty/enough) of people at the party!
plenty
I am not strong. I don't get (plenty/enough) exercise.
enough
He doesn't have (plenty/enough) time to finish the exam!
enough
I can't buy it because I haven't got (plenty/enough) money.
enough
Do we have (plenty/enough) time?
enough
There is (a little/a few) water in the glass.
a little water
I ate (a few/a little) cookies for dessert.
a few cookies
There are (a little/a few) cars in the parking lot.
a few cars
We need (a few/a little) salt for this recipe.
a little salt
I drink coffee with (a few/a little) milk
a little milk
There are (a little/a few) students in the classroom.
A few students
Hurry up! We only have (a few/a little) time before the film starts!
A little time
................ (Fewer/less) people prefer classical music than pop music.
Fewer
This recipe takes ........... (fewer/less) flour than the other one.
less
............ (Fewer/less) people came to the Christmas market this year.
Fewer
This jokes makes ......... (fewer/less) sense in English.
less
Can you put ......... (less/fewer) sugar in my tea this time? It was too sweet yesterday.
less
The shoes aren't _______ (big) to fit her.
big enough
We don't have _______ food. I have to do the shopping.
enough
I bought _______ books. I will never be able to read them all.
too many
He is making _______ noise. My ears hurt!
too much
He is _______ (short) to ride the rollercoaster. Maybe next year.
too short
I can't eat this. It has _______ salt.
too much
Don't worry! I have _______ money. I will pay for you.
enough
I ate _______ food. Now I don't feel good.
too much
Our teacher gave us _______ exercises. I will never finish!
too many
He wasn't _______ (handsome) to win the beauty competition.
handsome enough
The film wasn't _______ (interesting) and I was bored.
interesting enough
The coffee is _______ (hot) to drink. I will drink it when it cools down.
too hot
I can't hear the concert. There are _______ people.
too many
You watch _______ TV. It isn't healthy.
too much
She ate _______ sweets. Now she has a stomachache.
too many
I don't have _______ time. I need to hurry.
enough
I don't have _______ money. I can't go out tonight.
enough
I have _______ clothes. I should donate some.
too many
This hat is _______ (small) for me.
too small
This hat isn't _______ (big) for me.
big enough
I can't go out tonight because I have _______ homework.
too much
We have _______ eggs to make a cake because I bought some this morning.
enough
The baby isn't _______ (old) to go to school.
old enough
She was _______ (tired) to play with her friends.
too tired
Sally is _______(young) to drive a car. She is only 4.
too young
This jacket doesn't fit me. It's ________. (small)
too small
I'll be only a moment. I have to make ________ before we leave. (phone calls)
a few phone calls
I couldn't sleep on the plane. There were ________, so it was a noisy flight. (children)
too many children
It took us ages to get here! There was ________ (traffic).
a lot of traffic
We can't use the printer. There's ________. (paper)
no paper
Anna's worried because she's a freelance photographer, and she has very ________ at the moment. (work)
very little work
He can't drive yet - he's only 14! He isn't ________. (old)
old enough
It's raining, so there are ________ on the beach - just one or two. (people)
very few people
We'll have to drive. There aren't ________ to Barbacena on Sundays. (buses)
any buses
I didn't have ________, so I only ordered a plate of chips. (money)
much money
The party was a disaster. There weren't ________. (people)
many people
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