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It's too much I too I enough hot in here. Can I open a window?

too

A. Have you got any potatoes left? B. No, I've got some I any I none.

none

A: Did you get much work done? B: Yes, a lot of I a lot I none.

a lot

I watch much I many I a lot of television.

a lot of

You don't go out little I many I enough. You should go out more.

enough

There's too little I many | much noise in my block of flats. I can't sleep

much

I'm not tall enough I too I plenty to be a police officer.

Enough

My parents read a lot/ a lot of/ much books.

a lot of

We had any I no I none problems.

No

How _______ parking spots are there in your university?

many

Would you give me ________ information about sailing?

some

I'm sorry we haven't got _______ seats at the moment.

any

How ________ flour do you need? ___________, I have some in the cupboard.

much/a little

There's ... water. I'll have to go get some.

little/no

There aren't ... wild tigers in Africa. Some can be found in Asia.

any

'Do we need ... rice?' 'No, there should be rice in the cupboard.'

any

"Do you want more lasagna?" "Just ______, thanks"

a little

Is it difficult to get a job in Apple if you have _____ experience?

little

Find a mistake: I´ve got a really exciting news

I´ve got (some) really exciting news (news is an uncountable noun)

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

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)