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Sean lives with his mum but he can't cook, so he doesn't make [any / no] meals.
any
Would you like a [little / few] cream or milk in your coffee?
little
There's some milk in the fridge but not [many / much].
much
There aren't [much / many] eggs, so I can't make an omelette.
many
We've got a [little / few] oranges here that we need to use
few
They haven't got [some / any] eggs here – let's go to the shop next door.
any
We've got a [lot / few] of cheese. What can we cook?
lot
'Are there any apples?' 'No, not [many / much].'
many
..................... ice do you want for dinner?
How much
She is buying ................. fish for dinner.
some \ a
I eat .................. three meals everyday.
No Quantifier
Could you bring me ................. coffee, please?
some
I don't drink .................. soft drinks.
any
I eat .................. banana everyday.
a
................... Juice do you buy from the supermarket?
How much
.................... oranges do you need for the juice?
How many
I don't want ............... ice cream.
any
I want ................... salad with my chicken.
some
.................... eggs are you going to add to the cake?
How many
...................... cookies do you need for the party?
How many
She wants ............... apple.
an
Do you need ................ chocolate for the cake?
any
Can I have ................ milk, please?
some