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I spend a good MAJORITY of time walking in the forest near my house.

There's A MINORITY / LITTLE / FEW countryside left in the region - it's almost all been built on.

NO / NONE / NOT ANY wildflowers should be taken from these woods as it will have a negative effect on the ecosystem.

There are NO open spaces in my city, but the ones we do have are pleasant.

Correct the sentence: There are A HANDFUL OF parks in my town at all, so we have to play football at the sports centre.

Correct the sentence: NO time I go to the beach I come back feeling refreshed and relaxed. It's awesome.

Correct the sentence: There's a definite LITTLE of green spaces in my local neighbourhood.

Correct the sentence: There are only A LITTLE of vegan restaurants in the city where I live.

Correct the sentence: I see A LITTLE wildlife in my garden because I live in the city. (not enough))

I found A HANDFUL OF / A LACK OF / PLENTY OF new cycling routes round here - not many, but it might be interesting to see where they go.

I suspect there are FEW / A LITTLE / A FEW rooftop gardens in this area because the houses don't have flat roofs.

Only a LITTLE / MAJORITY / MINORITY of residents are in favour of the plans to change the shared lawn into a vegetable plot.

Correct the sentence: FEW of my friends live in the countryside, but most live in urban areas.

I know A LITTLE / A FEW / LITTLE people who really enjoy gardening, but it's not really my thing.