Don’t make (much / many /lots / a lot) spelling mistakes.
many
He didn’t manage to learn (many / some / much / no) information.
much
We need some new furnitures for our kitchen. (✔ / ✘)
✘ Incorrect ("Furniture" is an uncountable noun and doesn't take a plural form. The correct sentence is: "We need some new furniture for our kitchen.")
That’s an important information. (✔ / ✘)
✘ Incorrect ("Information" is uncountable, so "an" cannot be used. The correct sentence is: "That's important information.")
There is still (a little / many / any / a few) tart in the fridge.
a little
There aren’t (some / little / any / no) chips on the table.
any
Two breads, please. (✔ / ✘)
✘ Incorrect ("Bread" is uncountable, so we use "loaves of bread" instead. The correct sentence is: "Two loaves of bread, please.")
My new flat is very nice because it's got (lot of /lots of / a lots of /a lot) natural light.
lots of
I have (little/ a little / few /many) money. However, I can buy my needs.
a little
He didn’t miss (some / any / few / much) of his friends.
any
Unfortunately, there (are a little / aren't many / is a few / aren't much) recycling bins on this street.
aren't many
Arabic (is / are / were / have) more difficult than English.
is
He saw three rare birds on his last birdwatching trip. (✔ / ✘)
✔ Correct
There are some chairs and tables in the kitchen. (✔ / ✘)
✔ Correct
Would you like (some / many / any / much) tea?
some
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