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  • There aren't MANY / MUCH books as interesting as this one.
    MANY
  • I'd like LITTLE / A LITTLE milk in this coffee, please.
    A LITTLE
  • I have LITTLE / FEW money. I can't lend you MUCH / MANY.
    LITTLE / MUCH
  • MOST / MOST OF THE book was written by someone else.
    MOST OF THE
  • I think there are significant economic problems this year: A GREAT DEAL OF / FEW businesses have gone bankrupt.
    A GREAT DEAL OF
  • There isn't MUCH / MANY hope of finding the missing document.
    MUCH
  • There has been FEWER / LESS demand for mobile phones this year than last year.
    LESS
  • I have LITTLE / A LITTLE furniture. I really like the minimalist style. Don't you think LITTLE / LESS is more?
    LITTLE / LESS
  • MANY / MUCH vehicles have been recalled because of a design fault.
    MANY
  • A LOT OF / MANY effort has been put into this project.
    A LOT OF
  • BOTH / NEITHER examples prove I am right.
    BOTH
  • There aren't ANY / SOME chocolates left.
    ANY
  • We have imported FEWER / LESS CDs this year than last year.
    FEWER
  • We can't accept any of the estimates. EITHER / NEITHER estimate is convenient for us.
    NEITHER
  • I have A FEW / FEW good books. You can come to my house and borrow some to read.
    A FEW
  • MOST / MOST OF metal is liable to rust.
    MOST
  • I'd like FEW / A FEW napkins, please. There aren't any at our table.
    A FEW
  • This room needs A FEW / A LITTLE pictures to brighten it up.
    A FEW
  • We've had ENOUGH / HARDLY ANY trouble with this machine already.
    ENOUGH
  • There is LITTLE / A LITTLE coffee left. We are soon going to run out of coffee!
    LITTLE
  • There have been NO / ANY changes in the new edition.
    NO
  • MOST / MOST OF magazines carry advertisements.
    MOST