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The park was empty at dawn; there were ___ people on the walking path.

I tried to call you yesterday, but there was ___ signal in the mountains.

“Do we need ___ help carrying those heavy boxes upstairs?” Maria asked her friends.

We planted tomatoes last month, and now there are ___ tiny green fruits on the plants.

After jogging five kilometres, Leo drank water but ate ___ snacks because he wasn’t hungry.

My cousins arrived unexpectedly, so I quickly cooked ___ pasta for everyone.

Dad is writing a shopping list because there are ___ vegetables left for dinner tonight.

It’s late and the small bakery is closed, so we have ___ fresh bread for breakfast tomorrow.

“Are there ___ clean towels in the bathroom, or should I wash a few?”

The teacher looked around the quiet classroom; the students had ___ questions, so she ended the lesson early.

It’s Saturday morning and I want to make pancakes, but there isn’t ___ milk in the fridge.

The museum is free today, so you don’t need ___ money for a ticket.

Rosa opened her purse and sighed – she had ___ coins left after the long bus trip.

“Would you like ___ extra salad?” the waiter asked while clearing our plates.

My brother loves spicy food, but there isn’t ___ hot sauce in this cupboard.