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  • RULE: We use _____ with plural countable nouns.
    a few
  • RULE: We use _____ in positive sentences.
    some
  • I haven't got a little / much paper, so I need to buy some soon.
    much
  • RULE: We use _____ and _____ in positive sentences and questions.
    a few / a little
  • We had a little / a few problems with the password but in the end we remembered it.
    a few
  • RULE: We use _____ and _____ with plural countable and uncountable nouns.
    some / any
  • Don't make _____ noise near the exam room.
    any
  • I've got a lot of / many cousins in Germany.
    a lot of
  • RULE: We use _____ with plural countable/uncountable nouns, in positive/negative sentences and questions.
    a lot of
  • Did you have _____ any help when you made that cake?
    any
  • I didn't play many / much matches last season.
    many
  • There's a little / a few space left for your name at the bottom of the page.
    a little
  • Did you spend many / a lot of time at the park?
    a lot of
  • My earphones aren't working, so I can't listen to some / any music on the bus.
    any
  • RULE: We use _____ with uncountable nouns in negative sentences and questions.
    much
  • I found some / much information for my project online.
    some
  • RULE: We use _____ with uncountable nouns.
    a little
  • There's _____ fruit in the cupboard if you want it.
    some
  • How much / many students are there at your school?
    many
  • RULE: We use _____ with plural countable nouns in questions and negatives.
    many
  • RULE: We use _____ in questions and negatives.
    any
  • Were there _____ children at the party?
    any
  • My brother had _____ problems with his phone, so he couldn't text me.
    some
  • There isn't _____ rubbish in the bin.
    any