Riding a bike in New York is dangerous because there are too (many/much) cars on the streets.
many
(lots/much) of my friends are married now, but (a few/a little) are single.
lots; a few
There's ussually (a lot of/few) snow in Sweden this time of the year.
a lot of
There aren't (enough parks / parks enough) in my town.
enough parks
We can't do this crossword - it's (too / too much) difficult.
too
Correct the mistake: There are plenty things to buy for the party and not much time.
plenty of things
How much ice cream is there in the fridge? (any/none)
none
There isn't (any/no) bread left, so could you get some from the supermarket?
any
Correct the mistake: I don't have many money and I have a lot of things to buys.
much money
Correct the mistake: I prefer to go to the country, where there is no traffic and I can have a few time for myself to relax.
a little time
Julia has (plenty of/lots) money, so she buys new clothes every week.
plenty of
Do you have (little / a little) free time so we can have a meeting?
a little
Mark is an only child - he has (no / not) brothers or sisters.
no
Correct the mistake: I'm going to visit a lot of cities in Europe and spend a little days in each one.
a few days
Correct the mistake: In a crowded city there isn't space enough because there are too many people around you.
enough space