What's the wrong alternative? There's a /some /a lot of / many milk in my fridge.
a / many
What's the question: I'm going to have coffee, milk, and a waffle for breakfast tomorrow.
What are you going to have for breakfast tomorrow?
What's the question: Yes, I am. I'm going to school tomorrow.
Are you going to school tomorrow?
What's the question: My father is going to wake up at 7a.m. tomorrow.
What time is your father going to wake up tomorrow?
Logical or illogical: I'm really good at English, so I'm worried about the test.
Illogical.
What's the question: I'm going to spend my birthday in São Paulo.
Where are you going to spend your birthday?
What's the wrong alternative? Could you buy a / an / some / much packet of crisps on your way home?
an / some / much
What's the wrong alternative? There are six / many / much / a lot of eggs in our fridge.
much
Logical or illogical: I don't like cats, and I'm really afraid of them.
Logical
What's the wrong alternative? Peter is eating some / a lot of / five / any strawberries.
any
What's the wrong alternative? Can you check if there are any / three / a / some potatoes left in your kitchen, please?
a
Say 5 kinds of party:
birthday, farewell, wedding, get-together, dinner, fancy dress, pool
What's the wrong alternative? Did Elsa open that box of / packet of / any / a lot of biscuits last night?
any / a lot of
What's the question: No, she isn't. My mother isn't going to watch TV tonight.
Is your mother going to watch TV tonight?
Logical or illogical? "I'm tired of Burger King. It's a good thing I'm going there tonight!"
Illogical.
What's the question: Tonight? No, I'm not going to do my homework tonight.
Are you going to do your homework tonight?