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  • I only speak A LITTLE / LITTLE / SOME English.
    A LITTLE
  • I find it difficult to talk to Sylvia because we have so MANY / LOTS OF / LITTLE in common.
    LITTLE
  • You eat very FEW / LITTLE / A FEW eggs, that's why you are not very strong.
    FEW
  • SOME / ANY / MANY colour you choose is OK with me.
    ANY
  • There is ANY / MUCH / NO cheese left in the fridge.
    NO
  • There are not ANY / MANY / SOME shopping centres in my room. This one is the best.
    MANY
  • We get A LOT OF / MUCH / MANY rain in this country.
    A LOT OF
  • Does she really know FEW / A LOT OF / MANY people at the party?
    MANY
  • Does a person need A LOT OF / MUCH / MANY money to be happy?
    MUCH
  • Yes, there are A FEW / FEW / A LITTLE people in the gym.
    A FEW
  • There is A LITTLE / FEW / LITTLE food in the fridge. It is nearly empty.
    LITTLE
  • It doesn't take SOME / ANY / MUCH effort to paint this house.
    MUCH
  • Do you have SOME / A LOT OF / ANY other questions?
    ANY
  • Not MANY / A LOT OF / SOME people know his secret.
    MANY
  • You can call me MUCH / SOME / ANY time you have a question.
    ANY
  • Would you like to eat ANY / MANY / SOME soup?
    SOME
  • I have LITTLE / A LITTLE / MUCH money. I can buy us two sandwiches.
    A LITTLE
  • I need only A FEW / A LITTLE / LITTLE help with this project.
    A LITTLE
  • There is very FEW / LITTLE / MUCH space for all the people who came.
    LITTLE
  • There are A LITTLE / A FEW / MANY vacant seats. You can choose one of them.
    A FEW
  • Don't worry. I don't need MANY / ANY / A LITTLE help.
    ANY