A cup of
coffee
potato chips
apples
cheese
A bag of
bread
cheese
potato chips
apples
Do you see ____ stars in the sky?
any
some/any
some
Put (a few/a little) salt in the soup.
a little
Rewrite the sentence using many or much: I ask a lot of questions in class.
I ask many questions in class.
A piece of
bread
cheese
apples
coffee
Rewrite the sentence using many or much: She doesn't drink a lot of coffee.
She doesn't drink much coffee.
Rewrite the sentence using a few or a little: I need to buy some shirts.
I need to buy a few shirts.
It's sunny today. There aren't ____ clouds.
some
any
Rewrite the sentence using a few or a little: Let's put some glue here.
Let's put a little glue here.
I have ____ money.
some
any
There aren't ____ children at the playground.
any
some
He isn't hungry. He doesn't want (some/any) pizza.
any
We understand. We don't have ____ questions.
some
any
Is there ____ wood in the box?
any
some
some/any
We don't have (many/much) snow this winter.
much
a loaf of
bread
potato chips
cheese
apples
Rewrite the sentence using many or much: There are a lot of flowers.
There are many flowers.
Rewrite the sentence using a few or a little: May I borrow some books?
May I borrow a few books?
Do you have (many/much) friends at school?
many
I have (a few/a little) coins in my pocket.
a few
A box of
apples
bread
coffee
cheese
Rewrite the sentence using a few or a little: This soup needs some salt.
This soup needs a little salt.
We don't have ____ homework today.
some
any