I think the dog ate too many / too much biscuits.
I think the dog ate too many biscuits.
There is/are some meat in the fridge, if you like.
There is some meat in the fridge, if you like.
There aren't many/much chips on my plate.
There aren't many chips on my plate.
There is an/some apple on the table.
There is an apple on the table.
How some/much cheese do you want?
How much cheese do you want?
How many/much sandwiches have you got in your bag?
How many sandwiches have you got in your bag?
There is few / little butter left in the fridge; we need to buy more.
There is little butter left in the fridge
There aren't some/any tomatoes for your salad.
There aren't any tomatoes for your salad.
There isn't some/any cheese for my sandwich!
There isn't any cheese for my sandwich!
Is /are there any sandwiches left?
Are there any sandwiches left?
How much/many pasta do you want me to cook?
How much pasta do you want me to cook?
There isn't much/many juice left in the fridge.
There isn't much juice left in the fridge.
I'm hungry! I want a/an/some burger with chips.
I'm hungry! I want a burger with chips.
There is a/an egg in my lunchbox.
There is an egg in my lunchbox.
There's a/some rice on the floor.
There's some rice on the floor.
There isn't many/much milk in this coffee.
There isn't much milk in this coffee.
Would you like any/some water or juice?
Would you like some water or juice?
Are there some/any crisps in the cupboard?
Are there any crisps in the cupboard?
There isn't some/any pasta left.
There isn't any pasta left.
There are some/any beans in the kitchen.
There are some beans in the kitchen.
There is little /few milk in the carton- who will go to the store?
There is little milk in the carton
Is there some/any fruit in the fridge?
Is there any fruit in the fridge?
How much/many water do you drink every day?
How much water do you drink every day?
Is there any/ some sugar in the jar?
Is there any sugar in the jar?