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I can’t help you I’m sorry. I have _________ (few / little) knowledge of that subject.
little
There were _________ (too many / a lot of) people at the party – it was such a great atmosphere I had a brilliant time!
a lot of
_________ (a few / a little) of my friends are going to the party on Saturday. I’m so glad I’ll know some people there!
A few
There were _________(too many / too much) vehicles on the motorway today. I was stuck in a traffic jam for hours!
too many
I have _________ (some / any) coins in my purse if you need some change.
some
There isn’t _________ (some / any) bread left. I’ll get some when I go shopping.
any
Do you have _________ (many / much) money with you? Could I borrow some please?
much
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Vehicle
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Photograph
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Ink
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Coin
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Money
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Education
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Knowledge
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Flour
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Flower
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Pasta
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Friend
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Coffee
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Cup
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Rice
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Bread
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable?Telephone
countable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Milk
uncountable
Are the following nouns usually countable or uncountable? Computer
countable
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