1. Fill in the gaps with "much", "many" or "a lot of".
1. A: How
8.
B: One cup is fine.
9.
2. A: Have we got
B: Yes. we've got lots in the fridge.
3. A: How
B: Why? Is it too spicy?
4. A: You've made
B: Yes, but I've invited all my friends over!
5. A: How
B: Two or three.
6. A: Max is a very good tennis player.
B: Yes. he has won
7. A: How
B: About five or six.
milk should I add to the flour?
pepper did you put in the stew?
II. Put in much/ many / little / few (one word only).
0.
She isn't very popular. She has
...few.
II. Read the text and question
Ann is very busy these days. She has
Did you
take
10. I'm not very busy today. I don't have
11. This is a very modern city. There are
12. The weather has been very dry recently. We've had
13. 'Do you know Rome?" "No, I haven't been there for
tomatoes?
times a week do you swim'
desserts.
onions are left?
competitions.
friends.
free time.
pictures when you were on holiday?
to do.
old buildings.
rain.
years."