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They invited ___ people, so the hall is almost empty.

few

little

lots of

no

We had ___ rain last night — the streets are flooded this morning.

a lot of

no

little

few

There is quite ___ sugar in the bowl. It’s almost full.

a lot of

little

no

any

I took ___ photos during my trip. My phone storage is almost full.

lots of

quite lots of

a lot

much

They found quite ___ evidence to support their argument. They can clearly prove it.

a lot of

lots of

many

any

He drank quite ___ water after the run. He was thirsty and hot.

a lot of

little

no

much

We heard ___ birds in the park — it was oddly quiet.

no

a lot of

a few

some

There is ___ information about this topic online. You can easily find answers.

lots of

lot of

a lots of

She bought ___ fruit for the picnic. She also bought snacks.

some

lots of

no

few

They had ___ time to rest yesterday. They worked from morning till night.

no

a lot of

lots of

some

We saw ___ cars on the road this morning. It was rush hour.

many

few

no

much

He has ___ friends in this city. He's only lived here for six months.

few

any

no

lots of

She has ___ idea how to fix this. She’s totally stuck.

no

an

lots of

any

There is ___ water left. The bottle is completely empty.

no

a lot of

any

some

There are ___ cookies left — we ate everything.

no

a few

lots of

any

She has ___ homework today, so she can relax.

no

little

a lot of

any

We had ___ time to finish the project — we had to hurry.

little

a lot of

a little

some

He has ___ money this month, so he can’t buy new shoes.

little

a little

few

a few

She made ___ mistakes, but she still passed the test.

a few

few

a little

little

We had ___ rain last night — the garden is still dry.

little

a little

few

a few

They have ___ problems with the project, nothing serious.

a few

few

a little

little

I added ___ sugar to the tea, just for taste.

a little

little

few

a few

There were ___ people at the event — almost nobody came.

few

a few

a little

little

She has ___ free time today, so she can help you.

a little

little

a few

few

He has ___ friends here, so he feels more at home.

a few

few

little

a little

We have ___ bread left, so we can still make one sandwich.

a little

no

a lot

a few

We need ___ eggs for the cake.

some

any

no

little

There weren't ___ buses this morning, so I had to walk.

any

no

some

few

She bought ___ flowers for her mom.

some

any

no

few

Are there ___ chairs we can use?

any

much

none

few

They had ___ time to rest yesterday. There was so much to do.

no

some

any

a little

There’s ___ milk in the fridge, so we can make pancakes.

some

any

no

much

Do you have ___ questions about the homework?

any

some

no

a few

I have ___ idea how to solve this problem.

no

some

any

little

There are ___ cookies on the plate. Take one!

some

any

no

few

We don’t have ___ bread left.

any

some

no

many

Give five examples of uncountable nouns.

water, rice, bread, information, sugar, money, food...

Give five examples of countable nouns.

books, chairs, apples, pens, cars, people, onions...

How ___ water do you drink every day?

much

many

any

a lot

They had ___ problems during the trip. Everything went wrong.

many

much

little

no

I don’t have ___ time before class.

much

many

few

lots

How ___ apples do you want to buy?

many

much

some

no

He doesn’t drink ___ coffee.

much

many

few

a lot

We didn’t see ___ animals in the forest.

many

much

no

a few

How ___ people are coming to the party?

many

much

little

a little

There isn’t ___ sugar left in the jar.

any

many

no

a lot

How ___ chairs do we need for the meeting?

many

much

a little

no

She doesn’t have ___ money today.

much

many

few

some