"MUCH / A LOT OF" There aren't ____ pretzels in the packet.
a lot of
Simon bought much/a lot of party hats for the children at the party.
a lot of
She doesn't know many/much people in this city.
many
My mother didn't go to the market this week, so there are only many/a few tomatoes left. We need some more for the sauce of the spaghetti.
any
There aren't any/some balloons at home for the decoration.
any
Are there many/much cookies at home?
many
My sister has got a lot of/a few homework to do for tomorrow.
a lot of
There isn't much/many milk in the kitchen.
much
"SOME / A LOT OF" Can I have ___ more coke?
some
Would you like many / some apple pie?
some
Was there many/much food at the party?
much
"A LITTLE / MANY " Has Mrs. Johnson got _____ milk?
a little
"SOME / ANY " Would you like ____ cookies?
some
Richie Rich is a very rich cartoon character. He has got a little/ a lot of money.
a lot of
She hasn't got much/many money in her bag.
much
"ANY/SOME" I want to buy ____ comic books.
some
Patrick loves listening to music. His favourite singer is Adele. He has got a few/a lot of music CDs and posters of her.
a lot of
Dad went to Brazil and he brought us some/any presents.
some
There is a lot of/a little orange juice in the bottle. It's not enough for all the guests.
a little
"ANY / A FEW" Have we got ____ black pepper?
any
"SOME/ANY" Would you like ____ chocolate?
some
There are a few/a lot of guests at the party. It's very crowded.
a few
How many/How much apples are there in the fridge?
How many
I want to buy a few/much candies for the party.
a few
There is a few / a little water in the bottle.
a little
We need a little/many milk for the cake.
a little
There aren't much/many candles on the cake.
many
I prefer drinking coffee with a little/ a few milk. I don't like much milk in my coffee.
a little
We must buy some / a few tea.
some
"A LITTLE / A FEW" We have got ______ money.
a little