Could I have (a little / a few) milk please?
a little
Can you help me? This case is (too / too much) heavy.
too
A good diet can prevent (lot of/ a lot of) illnesses.
a lot of
I have (too many / too much) clothes. I can never decide what to wear.
too many
You don't do ( many / much ) exercise. Why don't you come jogging with me?
much
How (many / much ) hours do you work a day?
many
Are you (enough well / well enough) to come to work today?
well enough
we buy ( too many / too much) vegetables. We never eat them all!
too many
How (much/ many) fruit do you eat?
much
I can't teach children. I'm not ( patient enough / enough patient ).
patient enough
I spend (too much / too many ) time at the computer.
too much
Jackie spends (too many/too much) money on shoes
too much
My husband does ( a few / a little) housework every day.
a little
I think I have (enough money/ money enough) to pay for this.
enough money
'How was the job interview?' ' It was OK, I wasn't (too / enough) nervous
too
I'm going away on holiday for ( a few / a little) days next week.
a few
I'm going to have (very little / very few) free time this weekend.
very little
(too much / too many ) chocolate isn't good for you.
too much
I couldn't finish the report because I didn't have ( time enough / enough time).
enough time
We're going to buy (a little / a few) things for our new flat today.
a few