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Thanks, but there was no/any need to do anything like that – I wasn’t really ill.

When I tried to buy a ticket, there weren’t some/any left.

I must have/ should have eaten something bad, but I’m fine now.

They worked together for a little/a lot time before Suzie became famous.

I might have/might not havecome round to see you before the concert.

They don’t let much/many people go to the band party.

Why didn’t you go to the concert, Lisa? All/Every of our friends were there.

You should have/shouldn’t have phoned me.

I couldn’t have/can’t have gone in the end because I was ill yesterday.

And after the show, a little/few of us went to a party and met the band!