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A little, a few, plenty, enough

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  • Can you please buy (a few/a little) apples?
    A few apples
  • I ate (a few/a little) cookies for dessert.
    a few cookies
  • Don't worry! There is (plenty/enough) of cake for everyone.
    plenty
  • Correct this sentence: There is a few milk in the fridge.
    There is a little milk in the fridge.
  • I am not strong. I don't get (plenty/enough) exercise.
    enough
  • (Plenty/enough) of people speak English across the world.
    plenty
  • There will be (plenty/enough) of people at the party!
    plenty
  • I drink coffee with (a few/a little) milk
    a little milk
  • There is (a little/a few) water in the glass.
    a little water
  • There are (a little/a few) students in the classroom.
    A few students
  • He doesn't have (plenty/enough) time to finish the exam!
    enough
  • Correct this sentence: I don't have plenty of time to finish the task.
    I don't have enough time to finish the task.
  • We need (a few/a little) salt for this recipe.
    a little salt
  • Hurry up! We only have (a few/a little) time before the film starts!
    A little time
  • There are (a little/a few) cars in the parking lot.
    a few cars
  • I can't buy it because I haven't got (plenty/enough) money.
    enough
  • Do we have (plenty/enough) time?
    enough
  • Football players need (plenty/enough) of sleep before a match.
    plenty
  • Correct this sentence: There are a little students at school today.
    There are a few students at school today.