I wasn't hungry, so I didn't eat ________ food at dinner.
much
I don't know much Spanish - only ________ words.
a few
There aren't ________ hotels in this town.
many
We can use "a few" when the food is countable.
True
We use "a lot of" only in negative sentences
False
A: Do you have any money? B: Not ________. Only ________ coins.
much - a few
There is only .......... rice left.
a little
This is a very modern city. There are ________ old buildings.
a few
There is ......... honey on the plate
a lot of
I want ......... sugar for my tea.
a little
There are ........... cats in the town
a lot of
A: Do you speak any foreign languages? B: I can speak ________ (a little / a lot / a few) Russian.
a little
A: Would you like some soup? B: Sure, ________, please. I just had lunch.
a little
How ________ bread did you buy?
much
A: When did Sarah go out? B: ________ minutes ago.
A few
A: How ________ milk do you want with you coffee? B: Just ________, please.
much - a little
Have ........ salt on your eggs.
a little
My father eats ........ hamburgers every Sunday
a few
I need ...... oranges for my cake.
a few
There are ............. people outside to commemorate Atatürk.
a lot of
We enjoyed our visit to the museum. We saw ________ (much / a few / a lot of) interesting things.
a lot of
We don't have to hurry. We have ____________ time.
a lot of / lots of
How ________ players are there in a football team?
many
........ coconuts fell from the tree.
A few
There are ......... cherries in the basket.
a few
A: Did you take a lot of photos? B: No, just ________. My camera wasn't working well.
a few
There are ....... eggs for breakfast.
a few
I want to eat ........ bread.
a little
I have ........ money so I cannot buy that house
a little
She has ....... friends, so she’s very happy.
a lot of
Hurry up! We don't have ________ time.
much