Study

Quantifiers, too, not enough

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

      Back   Restart
  • I'm going to have VERY LITTLE / VERY FEW free time this weekend.
    VERY LITTLE
  • A good diet can prevent LOT OF / A LOT OF illnesses.
    A LOT OF
  • DoN'T spend too MUCH / MANY time at the computer.
    MUCH
  • How MUCH / MANY milk do you drik?
    MUCH
  • You don't do MANY / MUCH exercise
    MUCH
  • He does A FEW / A LITTLE Housework every day
    A LITTLE
  • 'How was the job interview?' 'It was OK. I wasn't TOO / ENOUGH nervous.'
    TOO
  • Too MANY / MUCH chocolate isn't good for you.
    MUCH
  • We buy too MANY / MUCH vegetables. We never eat them all!
    MANY
  • Are you ENOUGH WELL / WELL ENOUGH to go to work today?
    WELL ENOUGH
  • We're buying A LITTLE / A FEW things for our new flat
    A FEW
  • I think I have ENOUGH MONEY / MONEY ENOUGH to pay for this.
    ENOUGH MONEY
  • You should be friendly, but not TOO / TOO MUCH friendly.
    TOO MUCH
  • The fish was delicious, but I found A LITTLE / A FEW bones
    A FEW
  • I have too MANY / MUCH clothes I can never decide what to wear
    MANY
  • She spends to MANY / MUCH money on shoes.
    MUCH
  • I couldn't finish the work because I didn't have TIME ENOUGH / ENOUGH TIME
    ENOUGH TIME
  • I can't teach children. I'm not PATIENT ENOUGH / ENOUGH PATIENT
    PATIENT ENOUGH
  • How MANY / MUCH hours do you study each day?
    MANY
  • Could I have A LITTLE / A FEW milk, please?
    A LITTLE
    • Your experience on this site will be improved by allowing cookies.