I´ve got lots of / several advice about the best camera to buy for my photography course
lots of (several can only be used with countable nouns)
Nowadays, I only have time for a little/ a few activities
a few ( activities is a countable noun)
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning: Not many of my friends use twitter (few)
few of my friends use twitter
I think all/ all of young people would benefit from getting involved in drama
all (all of is not possible because after "of" you need an object pronoun us, me, him)
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:I don´t spend a lot of time using the social media (much)
I don´t spend much time using the social media
Use: each of, either, neither, any. You didn´t do your homework so now you can___ play games ___ go on social media
neither / nor
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:I will text you on Saturday or on Sunday (either)
I will text you either on Saturday or Sunday
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:Marlon has a gadget on his left wrist and on his right wrist (each)
Marlon has a gadget on each (of his) wrists
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:There aren´t any documents in the folder (no)
There are no documents in the folder
Use: each of, either, neither, any. Which dress should I wear? You can wear____, both are really pretty
either
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning: I don´t have much homework this weekend (little)
I have little homework this weekend
Each / Each of person I invited to come to the cinema with me was busy
Each (each of is not possible because after "of" you will need an object pronoun:us, me)
Find a mistake: You have to remember few things if you are going to fly a drone
a few (few means not many. a few means some)
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:Sam loves Facebook and Ben loves Facebook (both)
Both Sam and Ben love Facebook
Could you give me an/ some information about this dance class?
some (information is an uncountable noun)
Use: each of, either, neither, any. ___ These boxes contain enough food for one week
Each of
Find a mistake: I´ve got a really exciting news
I´ve got (some) really exciting news (news is an uncountable noun)
Find a mistake: My friend and I are going out this weekend and neither us can wait
neither of us (you have the object pronoun "us" so you need a preposition)
Find a mistake: In the past little people had drones, but now more and more people are getting them
few people (people is a countable noun)
Use: each of, either, neither, any. I wasn´t happy with the way the movie ended. Me ___
neither
No / none of my school friends is interested in painting as a leisure activity
None of (no is used with affirmative sentences with negative meaning)
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning: Almost all of the students own a computer (most)
Most (of the) students own a computer
Use the word in brackets, so it has a similar meaning:I downloaded all the apps to my new phone (every one)
I downloaded every one of the apps to my new phone
I am afraid that neither/ neither of us have any interesting hobbies
neither of us (you need a preposition before the object pronoun "us")