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  • We have ______ pencils in the box.
    enough
  • There is ______ food for ten people.
    little / too little
  • There are ______ chairs for everyone.
    enough
  • We have ______ minutes before class starts.
    a few
  • There is ______ water in the bottle.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ food for the whole team.
    little / too little
  • We have ______ homework tonight.
    too much
  • There is ______ sugar left in the jar.
    little
  • How ______ water do you drink every day?
    much
  • There are ______ desks in the room.
    enough
  • There is ______ chocolate in this cake.
    too much
  • There is ______ noise outside the window.
    much / a lot of
  • How ______ chairs are there in the room?
    many
  • How ______ homework do you have tonight?
    much
  • How ______ milk is left?
    much
  • We still have ______ apples in the basket.
    a few
  • She has ______ friends in this town.
    few
  • There is ______ cheese for the pizza.
    enough
  • She has ______ close friends.
    a few
  • There are ______ students in class today. Most are absent.
    few / too few
  • There is ______ sand on the beach.
    much / a lot of
  • There are ______ people waiting in line.
    too many
  • There are ______ books in the library.
    many / a lot of
  • There are ______ cookies left. We can still share them.
    a few / enough
  • There are ______ cars on the street.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ paint left for the picture.
    a little
  • We have ______ chairs for twenty guests.
    few / too few
  • How ______ pencils are on the desk?
    many
  • There is ______ juice for all the children.
    enough
  • We took ______ photos on vacation.
    many / a lot of
  • How ______ information do you know about Taiwan?
    much
  • We have ______ crayons for the art class.
    enough
  • There are ______ fish in the aquarium.
    many / a lot of
  • There are ______ computers in the lab.
    enough
  • There are ______ cars in the parking lot.
    too many
  • We have ______ glue for the craft.
    enough
  • We have ______ homework today.
    a lot of / much
  • We have ______ chances to win.
    a few
  • There is ______ snow on the mountain.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ rain during typhoon season.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ water left in the bottle.
    little / too little
  • There are ______ pencils for all the students.
    enough
  • There are ______ students in the classroom.
    many / a lot of
  • I have ______ books at home.
    many / a lot of
  • I need ______ minutes to finish this page.
    a few
  • There is ______ noise in the library.
    too much
  • There is ______ water left. We need more.
    little / too little
  • There is ______ food for dinner.
    enough
  • We have ______ workers to finish the job.
    few / too few
  • There is ______ furniture in the house.
    much / a lot of
  • How ______ students are in your class?
    many
  • There are ______ students in class today. Only two came.
    few / too few
  • There is ______ ice on the road.
    much / a lot of
  • He knows ______ words in Spanish.
    a few
  • There are ______ cookies left. We can still share them.
    a few / enough
  • She has ______ opportunities to practice English.
    few
  • There is ______ butter for the toast.
    a little / enough
  • There is ______ milk left in the carton.
    a little / enough
  • He spends ______ money on video games.
    too much
  • He bought ______ toys.
    too many
  • There are ______ buses on Sundays.
    few
  • We have ______ chairs for twenty guests.
    few / too few
  • There is ______ butter left in the fridge.
    a little
  • There is ______ water in the bucket. It might spill.
    too much
  • There are ______ people in this small room.
    too many
  • We have ______ paper for the project.
    enough
  • There is ______ rice for lunch.
    enough
  • There is ______ traffic this morning.
    much / a lot of
  • They bought ______ souvenirs in Japan.
    many / a lot of
  • There are ______ students for one teacher.
    too many
  • How ______ money do you need?
    much
  • They have ______ cousins.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ milk left. We can make cereal.
    a little / enough
  • There are ______ tickets for the concert.
    enough
  • There is ______ juice for everyone.
    enough
  • We bought ______ snacks for the trip.
    too many
  • There is ______ lemonade in the pitcher.
    a little
  • There are ______ stars in the sky tonight.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ excitement before the school festival.
    much / a lot of
  • How ______ cookies did you eat?
    many
  • There are ______ flowers in the garden.
    many / a lot of
  • We saw ______ animals at the zoo.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ milk in the fridge.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ oil in the frying pan.
    too much
  • We bought ______ oranges yesterday.
    many / a lot of
  • She has ______ homework to finish.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ sugar in the tea.
    too much
  • There is ______ rain this month.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ sunlight today because of the clouds.
    little
  • There are ______ apples remaining in the basket.
    a few
  • There are ______ apples in the basket.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ information in this report.
    much / a lot of
  • There is ______ salt in the soup.
    too much
  • She has ______ experience teaching children.
    much / a lot of
  • There are ______ trees in the forest.
    many / a lot of
  • There is ______ time before the train leaves.
    little / too little
  • How ______ books do you read every month?
    many
  • She owns ______ dresses.
    many / a lot of
  • We have ______ bags to carry.
    too many
  • There is ______ soup for dinner.
    enough